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All Convenience Store articles in 12 September 2009 – Page 4
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Product News
MP lends her voice to fight against display ban
Independent newsagents have enlisted a West Midlands MP in the battle against the ban on tobacco displays
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Product News
Buzz about Bud
Budweiser is launching what supplier InBev describes as its biggest press and outdoor campaign ever
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News
Best-one sets sights on £150m barrier
Bestway has announced a 20% year-on-year sales growth in stores in its symbol group division Best-one
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News
Power cutters: 12 tips to help you save energy
The Carbon Trust provides a walk round checklist for retailers which will help you identify quick and easy energy savings. Focussing on the main areas of power consumption heating, air...
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News
Trading Standards urge tougher fines
Retailers are disappointed by calls from Trading Standards bosses for tougher sanctions against those found selling tobacco to under-18s.
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News
EuroMillions to hit the jackpot
Retailers can expect a rush on sales of EuroMillions tickets this week as a Mega Jackpot Draw with a top price of £85m takes place this Friday
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Product News
Marlboro’s bright idea
Philip Morris has added a new line to the Marlboro range, Marlboro Bright Leaf, distributed to the trade by Imperial Tobacco.
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Blog
The big deal: Tackling underage smoking and drinking
Retailer Dave Newman wants a different approach to tackling underage smoking and drinking
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News
Small stores to pay big for tobacco display ban
The ban on the display of tobacco products will be the "most disruptive and costly" in the world, say retailers' representatives, with smaller independent stores carrying the heaviest burden.
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Features and analysis
Assaulted for refusing alcohol sale
Three teenagers have been jailed for 18 months each for two attacks on Bristol retailers.
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News
Retailers urged to be vigilant despite fraud fall
The amount of money being lost through card fraud fell by 23% in the first half of the year, as criminals changed their strategies and prevention measures began to take effect, figures published by Financial Fraud Action UK (FFAUK) show.
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