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It campaigns for the retail industry and is the authoritative voice of retail, recognized for its powerful campaigning and influence within government and as a provider of in-depth retail information. The BRC leads the industry and works with its members to tell the story of retail, shape debates, and influence issues and opportunities that will help make a positive difference. Their work represents the careers of people who work in the industry, the communities retail touches, and competitiveness as a fundamental principle of the industry’s success.{{cn|date=May 2023}} |
It campaigns for the retail industry and is the authoritative voice of retail, recognized for its powerful campaigning and influence within government and as a provider of in-depth retail information. The BRC leads the industry and works with its members to tell the story of retail, shape debates, and influence issues and opportunities that will help make a positive difference. Their work represents the careers of people who work in the industry, the communities that retail touches, and competitiveness as a fundamental principle of the industry’s success.{{cn|date=May 2023}} |
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| Abbreviation | BRC |
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| Formation | 1992 |
| Merger of | British Retailers' Association, Retail Consortium |
| Legal status | Not for profit company |
| Purpose | To make a positive difference to the retail industry and the customers it serves[1] |
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Region served | UK |
| Membership | 200 retailers[1] |
Chief Executive | Helen Dickinson OBE |
| Website | www |
The British Retail Consortium (or BRC) is a trade association for retail businesses in the United Kingdom.
History
The British Retail Consortium was formed in January 1992 with the merger of the British Retailers' Association and the Retail Consortium.[2] In 1998, it produced the first edition of the BRC Food Technical Standard and Protocol for food suppliers.[3] This has been widely adopted, not just throughout the UK but around the world.
BRC went on to produce other global standards, which became a separate brand and were sold to the LGC Group in 2016.[3]
Functions
It campaigns for the retail industry and is the authoritative voice of retail, recognized for its powerful campaigning and influence within government and as a provider of in-depth retail information. The BRC leads the industry and works with its members to tell the story of retail, shape debates, and influence issues and opportunities that will help make a positive difference. Their work represents the careers of people who work in the industry, the communities that retail touches, and competitiveness as a fundamental principle of the industry’s success.[citation needed]
Campaigns
The BRC has backed a Private Members’ Bill that aims to protect shop workers and deter criminals by introducing stronger criminal penalties for offenders attacking shop workers and reviewing the sentencing guidelines for assault.[4]
References
- ^ a b "About BRC". BRC. Retrieved 20 March 2021.
- ^ Boxall, Guy J. (1996). New Card Technologies in Retail Banking: Competition and Collaboration in the 1990s (PDF) (MPhil). Open University. p. 147. doi:10.21954/ou.ro.0000f7aa.
- ^ a b "The British Retail Consortium". BRCfoodsafety.com. 31 May 2020. Archived from the original on 22 April 2021. Retrieved 20 March 2021.
- ^ "Private Members' Bill Ballot presents Opportunity to Protect Shop Workers". BRC. 24 October 2019. Retrieved 9 November 2019.
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