Brexit smells

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Mordac replied

25 February 2019, 18:53
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK

Yves Rocher has cited concerns over the economy as it announced its decision to close down its UK website and stop taking orders from the middle of next month.

While it has not blamed Brexit explicitly, its decision to stop taking orders on March 14 is two weeks before the UK officially divorces from the EU.

In a statement on its website, the French beauty retailer said “the economic context does not allow the Yves Rocher brand to continue trading in the UK anymore”.

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK - Retail Gazette

Brexit smells of bulltulip

Translation: We can't sell enough of our tat in the UK to make it worthwhile trading if there's a chance of tariffs being imposed after Brexit. Much better to throw our toys out of the pram in a grand gesture, than to find out why hardly anyone in the UK thinks our products are value-for-money.
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Old Greg replied

25 February 2019, 17:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK

Yves Rocher has cited concerns over the economy as it announced its decision to close down its UK website and stop taking orders from the middle of next month.

While it has not blamed Brexit explicitly, its decision to stop taking orders on March 14 is two weeks before the UK officially divorces from the EU.

In a statement on its website, the French beauty retailer said “the economic context does not allow the Yves Rocher brand to continue trading in the UK anymore”.

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK - Retail Gazette

Brexit smells of bulltulip

That's just Spuddy's overboiled cabbage.
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greenlake replied

25 February 2019, 17:06
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Brexit smells of bulltulip
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NotAllThere replied

25 February 2019, 17:05
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Yves Rocher

The ambassador will be disappointed.
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Eirikur replied

25 February 2019, 16:22
Nothing to do with Brexit all coincidence, just like all these other companies that are moving
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AtW started a topic Brexit smells

25 February 2019, 15:46
Brexit smells

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK

Yves Rocher has cited concerns over the economy as it announced its decision to close down its UK website and stop taking orders from the middle of next month.

While it has not blamed Brexit explicitly, its decision to stop taking orders on March 14 is two weeks before the UK officially divorces from the EU.

In a statement on its website, the French beauty retailer said “the economic context does not allow the Yves Rocher brand to continue trading in the UK anymore”.

Yves Rocher hints at Brexit concerns amid decision to exit UK - Retail Gazette

Brexit smells of bulltulip
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