Central England Co-op outlines plan to minimise impact of Brexit
Central England Co-op has confirmed it is taking significant steps to help minimise the impact of Brexit on its customers.
In a statement, the retailer said it has plans in place to mitigate potential issues and has already strengthened its distribution network, forged new relationships with local suppliers, and established a range of partnerships with local firms to provide access to food and everyday grocery items should the need arise.
Central England Co-op chief executive Debbie Robinson (pictured) said: “As a co-operative retailer, we want to make sure we are always there as a vital resource for our communities.
“We are working hard with our suppliers to maintain regular supply levels; as a community retailer we know how important it is for everyone to have access to good quality food and vital essentials.
Never Miss a Retail Update!“We believe that these measures and the work of our colleagues will allow us to support our communities during the months ahead.”
Central England Co-op operates over 240 stores across 16 counties.
