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What we’re telling suppliers is that we can’t guarantee you orders but we can guarantee a level playing field,” Andrew Reaney said, adding that buyers were being educated about the costs of fabric and labour so that if abnormally low prices were offered “alarm bells should start ringing”.

Andrew Reaney is Boohoo Group's Director of Responsible Sourcing and Group Product Operations. Andrew Reaney helped to turn the supplier chain around at Primark before joining Boohoo Group last year.

Thank you ragtrade.

Keep in mind that Boohoo Group own Boohoo, BoohooMan, Prettylittlething, Nasty Gal, MissPap, Karen Millen, Coast, Oasis, Warehouse, Burtons, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis, Debenhams with Debenhams Beauty and brands like Mantaray, Maine, Principles, etc.

Boohoo bought Nasty Gal for £20 million and increased its revenue to £100m within two years.

They have a huge task ahead with the Debenhams beauty and Debenhams brands as well as the Arcadia brands Burtons, Dorothy Perkins and Wallis. If anyone can do this, it's Boohoo. More importantly they'll make these brands current so customers will want to buy them.

I have held Boohoo since 2015, watched their commitment to fix mistakes and get them more than right. I have also seen how passionate and driven they are with the business and their excellence at integrating new brands.

Throughout all this they have managed to retain excellent gross margins, excellent return on capital employed and excellent return on equity.

I am happy to have £1.2m invested in the Boohoo Group business. I look forward to watching them grow the business and my investment with it.

It will take six months or maybe more for the Boohoo share price to re-rate. The Institutional Investors aren't suddenly going to start buying in and buying back into Boohoo. They have to be convinced by Boohoo and publishing the audited UK supplier list is only the beginning.

The deadheads must be back because I have loads of green filters.

I'm so glad I filtered them.

The deadheads hate me because I've already turned £100,000 investment in Boohoo shares in 2015 into £1.2m.

Sadly, jealousy brings out the worst in human beings.

I'm looking forward to my £1.2m investment in Boohoo shares growing to £100m in 20 years.

They absolutely hate me for this.

Sad, vindictive people.

Ignore all the deadheads on here.

They don't do their homework properly on Boohoo and think they know everything.

Please God, spare us all from their inane posts.

Do your homework properly on Boohoo and then you'll understand why Boohoo is a share to hold.

The rest is simply noise by people who want to trade Boohoo shares and use scaremongering tactics in posts on here whilst trading Boohoo shares.

This is a time to be buying Boohoo shares for when the momentum changes.

Momentum will change and the Institutional Investors will be back. When they do, then you'll see a huge re-rating of the share price.

Until then, patience is the key to the Boohoo share price.

moose2010 - it's the supply chain issues.

This is not going to be suddenly resolved with the release of the audited UK Supplier list. There's more work to be done by Boohoo to re-establish trust in the business and momentum in the shares.

Momentum in the shares will only come when the Institutional Investors start buying in and buying back in again. This will take time.

It may take another six months or more.

If you think the grass is greener elsewhere, then think again because when momentum in the share price gets going, you'll have missed out.

You need to go away and come back in six months instead of watching this share price all day every day.

You'll drive yourself mad watching this share all day every day.

You'll drive everyone else mad on here too by watching this share all day every day and posting comments about this.

Retail analysts at Jefferies said: "We see today's publication of a fully audited UK supplier list as an important step in re-establishing trust in the business and momentum in the shares."

moose2010 - we aren't above 400p because of the supply chain issues. Without the supply chain issues, we would be well above 400p. Supply chain issues are being well and truly resolved.

Patience is the name of the game for great, growth shares like Boohoo.

Small, steady rises have always worked best for the Boohoo Share Price.

Those who can't open their mind to Boohoo being a 100 bagger from here, are simply fixed in their ideas and will never open their minds to this.

An open mind makes a great investor.

Thank you Bouchos, you are very kind. Have a great day.

Top-management teams that make good capital decisions about how to invest company resources and an entrepreneurial founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani and founder Director Carol Kane involved. These overcome the growth hurdle.

Founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani has most of his own personal wealth invested in Boohoo shares.

A constant desire to grow the business is a key characteristic for a 100 Bagger .

It is those who can best manage change that survive as companies and become 100 baggers.

If a business earns 20% on capital, ROCE, return on capital employed, even if you pay an expensive looking price, you'll end up with a fine result. Boohoo has earned more than 20% on capital, ROCE, for the past 5 years.

Return on equity of 15% or more in most years is a sign of a 100 Bagger. Boohoo have earned over 20% return on equity for the past 5 years. If an off year return on equity is 10% and a more than excellent year is 30% then that counts as a 20% average return on equity.

The ability to reinvest profits and earn a high return on equity is essential for a 100 Bagger.

How a business invests the cash the business generates is essential for growth which is essential for a 100 bagger.

Founder Chairmen make good decisions and never take huge risks that would damage the business. People with their own wealth at risk make better decisions for their business. It really comes down to the people running the business.

Entrepreneurial instinct is needed for 100 baggers. 100 baggers need entrepreneurial talent with persistence to grow the business.

If a business starts with a high gross margin then it tends to keep it. Boohoo’s gross margin has been as high as something like 56.2%. Anything over 50% is classed as excellent.

A moat is having a higher gross margin to a competitor. Boohoo's gross margin has always been higher than Asos's gross margin.

Paying attention to charts or to the £ or whatever are just distractions to 100 baggers.

Investing in 100 baggers means having your feet firmly on the ground, standing still, holding the share through every up and down, not letting boredom with the share price make you do something stupid.

Don't spend time chasing returns, focus on holding the share, don't chase other shares that are moving up because that will get you into trouble.

Don't play the guessing game, focus on holding the share and the money it'll make.

The best inflation fighters are 100 baggers so don't worry about inflation.

Those who can't open their mind to Boohoo being a 100 bagger from here, are simply fixed in their ideas and will never open their minds to this.

moose2010 - Inferno's Dad worked in the city and is a long term holder of Boohoo.

Inferno himself has a long term holding in Boohoo as well as trading Boohoo shares.

I gleaned all this information from reading Inferno's posts in the past.

Dads know best.

https://www.lse.co.uk/share-prices/sectors/retailers/

Check it out - on a day that many retailers are down, Boohoo is up.

Well done Boohoo - the beginning of a new era.

Boohoo have always been excellent at fixing their mistakes and getting them more than right.

Oops, my mistake - N Brown Group (BWNG) is down 4% today.

So it looks like the fall in clothing prices in February may have hit online retailers share prices today.

N Brown Group (BWNG), down nearly 5%,.

Asos and Boohoo down more than 3%.