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As the holiday season approaches, consumers expect to find full shelves, both in brick-and-mortar stores and online. It’s a given that the holiday period is pivotal for retailers, as it often accounts for a significant portion of their yearly revenue. However, with the budget constraints of shoppers becoming more pronounced, retailers face an uphill battle. For instance, GlobalData projects a modest 3.4% growth in UK retail sales this festive season, a dip from the 6.2% observed in 2022. Considering the unfortunate shuttering of many physical stores and the increased cost of living affecting frugal consumers, this holiday season poses several challenges for the retail sector. Given these circumstances, the worst scenario for retailers would be running out of stock. To sidestep this holiday hiccup, it’s essential for retailers to employ more precise forecasting to avoid inventory crises. Thankfully, an array of data-driven solutions, AI technologies, automated tools are availabl

The UK and Turkey have locked in tariff-free trading arrangements, which will support our trading relationship worth £18.6 billion in 2019, and committed to working towards a more ambitious trade agreement in the future. The UK-Turkey Free Trade Agreement was signed today as International Trade Secretary Liz Truss and Turkey’s Minister for Trade, Ruhsar Pekcan, met on a video call. The deal will secure existing preferential tariffs for the 7,600 UK businesses that exported goods to Turkey in 2019, ensuring the continued tariff-free flow of goods and protecting vital UK-Turkey supply chains in the automotive and manufacturing sectors. Both countries have also committed to working towards a more ambitious free trade agreement in the future, which will go further than the existing deal and will be tailored to the UK economy. Today’s agreement will ensure preferential trading terms for UK businesses that exported more than £1bn worth of machinery, and iron and steel exports worth £57