Argos to stop printing its catalogue after 47 years - and one billion copies
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mirror.co.ukArgos has said it will no longer be printing its iconic catalogue and will instead list products online. It comes after almost 1 billion of them were printed over the 47 years since it launched.
Simon Roberts, chief executive of Argos’ parent company Sainsbury’s, said: “As most customers are now browsing and ordering online, we have decided that the time is right to stop printing the Argos catalogue. “Removing the printed catalogue helps us to flex our range and offers and to be more competitive on price.” Two editions of the catalogue have been printed each year since 1973 - letting customers browse in store or take home with them.
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