Core Insights - Marks & Spencer is revamping its supply chain from "factory to floor" to enhance efficiency and responsiveness in its operations [1] - The retailer aims to double its annual online non-food sales to nearly £3 billion (approximately $4 billion) [1] Group 1 - The new fashion boss of Marks & Spencer emphasized the importance of supply chain transformation in achieving sales targets [1] - The initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve the company's online presence and sales performance [1]

By James Davey LONDON (Reuters) -Marks & Spencer is revamping its supply chain from "factory to floor", the retailer's new fashion boss told Reuters, as it looks to double annual online non-food sales to nearly 3 billion pounds ($4 billion). John Lyttle, who joined M&S as managing director fashion, home and beauty (FH&​B) in March, said the 141-year-old retailer has regained its footing after a cyberattack in April paralysed online sales and cost about 300 million pounds in lost profit. He said M&S had ...