Tag: Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR News
‘New Forex Rules A Cat Thrown Among The Pigeons’
Retailers Welcome Scrapping Of VAT On Rice
Retailers Implore Govt To Revisit Second Hand Vehicle Import Ban
Business Lobby Govt For Extension Of Operating Hours
Retailers Welcome Extension Of Business Operating Hours
Retailers Expect A Rise In Sales Volumes
Retailers ‘Will Fully Implement’ Price Freeze – Mutashu
Bulawayo Retail Shops In Exorbitant Lockdown Price Hikes
Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers Dismiss Retailers Exemption Letters Issued By CZR Agents
Authorities Raise Red Flag Over Various Brands Of Mealie-Meal Entering Into The Country
Unscrupulous Retailers Face Blacklisting Over Subsidized Mealie Meal
Some Companies Registered Their Weakest Sales Since GNU In 2019, Businesses Pessimistic About 2020
Shocking Prices Of Tomatoes
Zimbabweans Stampede To Buy Christmas Goods As Prices Stabilise – The Herald
Prices Have Stabilised This Festive Season – CZR
“It’s Very Disheartening,” Retailers Concerned As Bread Prices Soar
Reduce The Price Of Mealie-Meal- Retailers Implore Millers
PICTURE: New Prices Of Bread, When The Country Heads Into The Festive Season
Massive Retrenchments Loom As The Economy Continues On Low Note
Cabinet Removes Duty On Basic Commodities “With Immediate Effect”
Monthly Inflation Jumps Up In October, Finance Minister Projects It Would Slow Down
Industry Captains Lament Economic Woes
Street Grocery Traders Now Popular In Bulawayo
Millers & Retailers Sign Agreement Meant To Regulate Prices
Retailers Welcome Suspension On Import Restrictions, Claim Manufacturers Were Diverting Goods To Black Market
Govt Decision To Suspend Import Ban Will Increase Illegal Forex Dealings- Retailers
Mthuli Ncube To Blame For Price Increases- Retailers
Please Do Not Hoard, There Is No Need To Panic Buy: Retailers
Retailers tell cooking oil producers to step up production, threaten to start importing
Consumer Council of Zimbabwe criticises shops for increasing prices
“Soon we will be unable to supply imported lines of goods”: Retailers warn RBZ
Confed of Zim Retailers says that most of the “pure honey” in shops does not deserve to be on shelves
