More

    News UK maintains retail margins with The Sun price rise

    News UK said it will maintain retail margins as it has announced an increase in the cover price of The Sun Monday to Friday and Saturday editions, effective from 5 June.

    The weekday copies of The Sun will increase by 5p to £0.65 and the Saturday edition will see a rise of 10p to £0.95.

    With percentage margins remaining the same, retailers will receive 13.4p for weekday editions and 20.3p for the Sun Saturday, an increase of 1.1p and 2.1p per copy respectively.

    “These combined price changes are forecast to deliver an extra £12.9m in revenue through retailers’ tills and an additional £2.8m in margin over the next 12 months,” Neil Spencer, retail sales director at News UK, said in a letter to retailers.

    The publisher urged retailers to ensure till systems are updated to reflect the new cover prices and barcodes for The Sun.

    Latest

    High levels of engagement for world’s first full-town digital deposit return scheme trial

    The trial of a digital deposit return scheme (DDRS)...

    Wales unveils tool to check eligibility for Future Proofing Fund for small businesses; Applications to open next month

    Micro, small and medium-sized businesses in the retail, hospitality,...

    Vape flavour restrictions pose risk of ex-smokers relapsing, government’s impact assessment reveals

    In the impact assessment conducted by the Department of...

    ‘Yorkshire Tea is UK’s favorite’

    With over 100 million cups drunk each da, the UK is...

    Don't miss

    High levels of engagement for world’s first full-town digital deposit return scheme trial

    The trial of a digital deposit return scheme (DDRS)...

    Wales unveils tool to check eligibility for Future Proofing Fund for small businesses; Applications to open next month

    Micro, small and medium-sized businesses in the retail, hospitality,...

    Vape flavour restrictions pose risk of ex-smokers relapsing, government’s impact assessment reveals

    In the impact assessment conducted by the Department of...

    ‘Yorkshire Tea is UK’s favorite’

    With over 100 million cups drunk each da, the UK is...

    ‘Retail to turn corner over next quarter’

    The health of the retail sector could turn the...

    High levels of engagement for world’s first full-town digital deposit return scheme trial

    The trial of a digital deposit return scheme (DDRS) in mid-Wales has resulted in high levels of engagement with 18,794 rewards being claimed, more...

    Wales unveils tool to check eligibility for Future Proofing Fund for small businesses; Applications to open next month

    Micro, small and medium-sized businesses in the retail, hospitality, and leisure sectors can now check if they are eligible for Welsh government funding to...

    Vape flavour restrictions pose risk of ex-smokers relapsing, government’s impact assessment reveals

    In the impact assessment conducted by the Department of Health and Social Care as part of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, concerns have been...