Squishies and K-pop CDs: British retailers cash in on collectibles craze
Retailers have said they are getting a boost from younger people spending their pocket money in shops
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Retailers have said they are getting a boost from younger people spending their pocket money in shops. The company has taken a punt on a “screen-free” strategy after noticing increased demand from parents looking for activities to reduce their children’s screen time, according to chief executive Gavin Peck.
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Retailers have said they are getting a boost from younger people spending their pocket money in shops
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The company has taken a punt on a “screen-free” strategy after noticing increased demand from parents looking for activities to reduce their children’s screen time, according to chief executive Gavin Peck.
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Retailers have said they are getting a boost from younger people spending their pocket money in shops
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