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Irish crystal and luxury tableware maker Waterford Wedgwood has halved its annual pre-tax losses and expects to return to profit, it said today.
Read More »Austin White floods ‘won’t disrupt supply’
Kettering-based housewares company Austin White was hit by flash floods on Thursday June 14.
Read More »JLP cookshop buyer Kate Carrick to retire
Kate Carrick is retiring from John Lewis Partnership next month after 33 years with the company.
Read More »Sheffield cookshop battles against floodwater
As floods raged through the streets of Sheffield yesterday the two partners in Abbotts Cookshop in the city spent the afternoon and early evening battling against the rising waters.
Read More »CHA members get cooking at Independents Day
Members of the Cookshop and Housewares Association rose to the challenge of demonstrating their expertise in last week's European-cuisine-themed 2007 CHA Independents Day.
Read More »Summer Fair London scores a hit
Emap TPS, organiser of the first Summer Fair London, has declared it a success.
Read More »‘Retail will suffer’ as spending power shrinks
Consumer spending power is continuing to be squeezed - meaning there will be no let-up in pressure on retailing.
Read More »Fuchsia blossoms on appliances
Fuchsia and orange are the latest colours for the Bugatti Diva coffee maker, Volo toaster and Vela blender.
Read More »French takes on third term as BHHMA president
Tabletop Group chief executive David French has been voted to remain president of the British Hardware & Housewares Manufacturers' Association for an unprecedented third term, to oversee the restructuring of the association.
Read More »Tefal launches the three-second cuppa
Groupe SEB says its new Tefal Quick-Cup, which heats water in just three seconds, is set to make the traditional kettle redundant.
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