Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts

Friday, 6 February 2015

New Voucher Codes

Traidcraft have launched a new code offering customers free standard delivery on orders over £20 during February 2015. The code is: SSAAFE and the Start date is 3/2/2015 and it runs to 28/2/2015.

You can get 5% off ALL orders for Valentine's Day Gifts from The Gift Experience. The code TGE5 will get you a 5% discount on all orders (excluding experience days & sale items) and is valid until the 31st March 2015.

Valentine's Day is approaching and feelunique.com are offering £10 off sitewide when you spend £60! Use code OURTREAT to access the offer!

zazzle.co.uk are offering 15% off Business Cards from landing page: http://www.zazzle.co.uk/shop+businesscards using code: BUSINESSCARD (Expiry: 31/07/2015), 15% Off Mugs at landing page: http://www.zazzle.co.uk/mugs with code: ZAZZLEMUGS4U (Expiry: 31/07/2015), 15% Off Posters, landing page: http://www.zazzle.co.uk/posters with code: POSTERDEAL14 (Expiry: 31/07/2015), 20% Off invitations at http://www.zazzle.co.uk/cards using code: INVITATION14 (Expiry: 31/07/2015)

Wednesday, 25 November 2009

Christmas Is Only A Few Weeks Away

Google for gifts and you will quickly find The Gift Experience. The addition of a huge range of personalised and non-personalised gifts has helped The Gift Experience to climb the rankings and consilidate a top position. A comprehensive selection of experience days are also available on the site. As well as Christmas gifts, birthday and anniversary gifts, you can obtain gifts for men and women for every occasion and all year round.

There need be no disappointments with your hamper this year, Virginia Hayward Hampers will delight you with quality, presentation and good value. For almost 25 years Virginia Hayward Hampers have been delivering hampers and gifts to their customers at Christmas. The products are created from the very best food, wines and hardware sourced locally and around the world to send the seasons best wishes to their recipients.

Thursday, 9 July 2009

Fresh Foods Help Keep Price Inflation Down

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) Shop Price Index (SPI) produced in collaboration with Nielsen reported annual inflation of 0.7% in June. It is down from 1.3% in May. The slowdown has continued since March. Food was the main driver with annual inflation of 5.6% from 6.4% in May. Fresh foods and particularly dairy products and some meats were largely responsible. Consumers will be seeing savings on their supermarket bills. Non-foods were up from 1.3% to 1.9%.

The month-on-month basis reported a prices increase of 0.2% in June compared with 0.5% in May. The increase in unemployment is affecting consumer confidence. Discounts and promotions are being offered at the expense of margins. Shopping conditions such as good weather help shoppers take advantage of promotional offers. The BRC maintain that the SPI is a more reliable indicator of shop price inflation than the RPI produced by the ONS.