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From January 1, 2025, all goods exported to Saudi Arabia must submit an application through the SABER system and obtain a batch certificate (SC) before the arrival of the goods at the port, and the SC certificate applied after arrival will be deemed invalid, resulting in invalid customs clearance. This new regulation was developed by the Saudi Arabian Standards Organization (SASO) to ensure that imported goods meet the quality and safety standards required by the Kingdom.

Target's latest earnings report was disappointing, causing shares to fall as consumers seem to be losing interest in the retailer.

Dutch non-food discount retailer Action saw sales rise 20.9% to €9.6 billion in the first three quarters of the year, with growth driven by new store openings and new customers.

Pantone officially unveiled the Representative Color of the Year for 2025 - Mocha Mousse, with the color number PANTONE 17-1230, which presents a warm and soft brown hue, aiming to awaken people's sensory experience, and bring a sense of thoughtful release. A sense of thoughtful indulgence and a deep desire for comfort and pleasure.

As clothing and food sales continue to soar, the Marks & Spencer (M&S) in the UK has seen half-year profits soar and fourth consecutive year of market share growth.

Nearly all U.S. adults (92 percent) plan to celebrate a winter holiday, such as Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa, this year, in line with 2023, according to a new consumer survey conducted by the National Retail Federation (NRF) in conjunction with Prosper Insights & Analytics.

The powder coating process gives the iron tabletop items a brilliant and colorful color, which is cleverly matched with tablecloths and ceramic tableware to create a unique home style.

Pre-tax profits at UK gift retailer WHSmith Group rose slightly as travel sales continued to soar.

With most Americans planning to spend less during the holiday season than last year due to inflation and high interest rates, e-commerce sales will remain strong as consumers continue to use online transactions to maximize savings.

Kmart, the former discount giant that once operated more than 2,000 stores in the U.S., is closing its one remaining full-size store in the continental United States. The Kmart store, located in Bridgehampton, N.Y., will reportedly close its doors on October 20th.