Every other year, we published the report in May (catching fulfilment data up to April), but this year we prioritised our work on the world’s largest egg investigation. Just FYI, if we had taken fulfilment data from April the rate would have been higher than last year’s report too. But since we had to push the report launch back, we didn’t want to ignore the following months’ data. The change was about workload and nothing to do with the numbers (I know you’re not insinuating that, but just want to be clear!). Thanks so much again :)
Thanks so much for reading the report!
Every other year, we published the report in May (catching fulfilment data up to April), but this year we prioritised our work on the world’s largest egg investigation. Just FYI, if we had taken fulfilment data from April the rate would have been higher than last year’s report too. But since we had to push the report launch back, we didn’t want to ignore the following months’ data. The change was about workload and nothing to do with the numbers (I know you’re not insinuating that, but just want to be clear!). Thanks so much again :)
Thanks for clarifying, Carley!