Isabella Fish is a Retail Editor at The Times. She specializes in retail, brick-and-mortar businesses, and retail technology, with a keen focus on consumer behavior analytics and the beauty industry. Isabella's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Drapers, The Post, The Business Herald, and The Times.
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Isabella's coverage predominantly focuses on the UK retail sector, particularly in relation to sales and marketing, product promotions, beauty & fashion. She often cites data and press releases from companies. To reach out effectively, consider providing her with exclusive access to consumer trend data or industry reports that can support her reporting on retail sales trends or the impact of economic factors on consumer behavior.
As Isabella is focused nationally within the United Kingdom, pitches should emphasize local angles or impacts specific to this region. Additionally, offering insights into how businesses are adapting their strategies due to economic changes or government policies may be well-received by her based on past coverage attributes.
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Retailers say failure to close the ‘de minimis’ loophole until 2029 will leave Britain exposed as the US and EU tighten rules on low-value imports
Sigma Healthcare said an acquisition of the British pharmacy chain ‘would not currently meet its strategic and capital investment objectives’
Ministers are reviewing whether reforms to the £135 low-value ‘de minimis’ import exemption can be introduced earlier after pressure from British retailers
Sales growth at Britain’s biggest supermarket chain has slowed as customers change habits to reduce spending amid economic uncertainty
The owner of the department store chain and Waitrose has more than doubled its previous commitment to help the disadvantaged
Supermarket chain still expects annual adjusted operating profit of £3bn to £3.3bn even as consumer spending has been hit
The founder of the £1.2 billion beauty brand that ‘disrupted’ an overcrowded market says people don’t want to admit they judge each other based on appearances
The retailer has decided to ditch ecommerce and build up its store estate, so the troubles of a major rival have not escaped its attention
By: Isabella Fish, Tom Howard, Alex Ralph
Reducing the cost of doing business, more long-term investment and no Ed Miliband as chancellor are among the demands being made to Labour
The online fashion group’s boss Dan Finley want workers in the office every day in order to wear and test the clothes it makes and collaborate with colleagues
