All Convenience Store articles in 14 October 2006 – Page 3
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Product News
reality bites
Big brands have had to alter their ways in response to trends in healthy eating. Amy Lanning reports
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News
No backing for Norfolk claim
Tesco has failed to provide evidence to support a claim that its presence has "dramatically increased" footfall in a Norfolk town.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: A new slot! In praise of local authorities!
I'm so impressed with this that I am using 'screamers', a journalistic term for exclamation marks which are largely frowned upon in journalism as one takes the view that the story should speak for itself and not need these props - and certainly not three in a row! (One will ...
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Features and analysis
MPs want free ATMs
MPs have called on the government to support a campaign by Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) to have all ATMs clearly labelled in green if they are free to use and red if they charge.
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News
Praise for Sir Anwar
Bestway founder Sir Anwar Pervez has been named Master Entrepreneur of the Year at a national awards ceremony sponsored by Ernst & Young and the Financial Times.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
SCHWARTZ herbs and spices are to benefit from a £4.3m sponsorship package.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
GENERAL MILLS has announced a TV ad campaign to support its Betty Crocker baking mix range.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
MAILLE is looking to boost sales in the independent trade with a promotion on Dijon mustard.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
TATE & LYLE is launching its third press and outdoor advertising campaign of the year for its Lyle's Golden Syrup brand.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
Fairtrade coffee company PERCOL is introducing a ground espresso coffee.
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Product News
stocklines ambient
GENERAL MILLS has launched an eye-catching unit to help retailers merchandise its Old El Paso Dinner Kits.
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News
Stores in alcohol slur
The convenience sector has spoken out against claims it is to blame for a failure to cut the number of underage teenagers buying alcohol.
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Product News
Age-old problem
The prospect of new legislation that increases the legal age to buy tobacco is looming.
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News
Grant payouts keep Welsh POs afloat
More than 30 post offices in Wales which were threatened with closure can now look forward to a prosperous future as the result of a government grant scheme, an official study has found.
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News
Co-op adds to eco drive
The Co-operative Group is giving its green credentials a boost as hosts to a new project designed to raise awareness of climate change.
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News
Indies a priority for ACS chief
Engaging with independent retailers will be new Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) chief executive James Lowman's top priority when he takes over on November 1.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Another effect of accepting debit cards
A few months ago a small shop might not have been able to accept credit and debit cards. Now, post-Chip and PIN, many more have been persuaded to do so. But, as Ian Macintyre - who runs a CTN in Tarbert, Argyll - points out, credit card purchasing of mobile ...
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