M&S launches food range on British Corner Shop

Marks and Spencer has partnered with the British Corner Shop to launch its own-brand products in 150 countries. 

Using the platform, international customers from Australia to the US will be able to order from the retailer’s 800 different food items, and have it at their door in one to three days.  

The move comes as part of the brand’s commitment to expand its reach across the global market using online channels, following prior investment in its flagship clothing and home ranges.  

According to t the online platform, the British Corner Shop has seen rapid growth over 140 per cent between March 2020 and 2021 during the Covid-19 pandemic with more customers ordering online. 

The company estimates that the addition of Marks and Spencer to its selection of 6000 brands is set to drive it even further.  

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“Our mission is to deliver efficient and low-cost ways to sell the best of M&S to the world, and by partnering with British Corner Shop we’re able to instantly offer the best of M&S food to millions more customers,” M&S managing director of international Paul Friston said.  

“We’re always getting asked when our fantastic food range is going to be rolled out to new markets, so I’m delighted that from today we’re able to offer an expansive and delicious range of hero products customers love as well as the latest M&S innovations to over 150 new countries.” 

British Corner Shop managing director Mark Callaghan added: “British Corner Shop connects quality British brands to customers worldwide, which is why partnering with M&S, one of the most iconic British brands, is a perfect fit for both parties.  

“Our customers are not just British expats but other nationals who appreciate the quality assurance they get from buying British made products.  

“So, not only will our expat customers be overjoyed they can now reunite with their most missed M&S foods, but our non-expat customers will no doubt rejoice as well.” 

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