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All Convenience Store articles in 15 October 2005 – Page 2
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News
Number’s up for shoppers
Retailers are confident that shoppers will be ready come Valentine’s Day next year when Chip and PIN cardholders will have to use their personal identity numbers.
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News
Newsagent takes steps in ramp row
A Kent retailer is embroiled in a legal fight because his local council has refused him permission to install a disability access ramp.
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Features and analysis
Pair on trial for murder
The trial of the two men who were charged with murdering a London c-store owner started last week at the Old Bailey.
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Product News
Stocklines: Sure For Men
Unilever is launching a sub-range under its successful Sure For Men brand.
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Features and analysis
UK worst in theft league
UK retailers have the highest stock shrinkage rates in Europe, with annual losses totalling nearly £4bn, according to the fifth annual European Retail Theft Barometer.
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News
How to win the lottery
Have you ever wondered why some retailers get National Lottery terminals and others don’t? Camelot explains how the system works.
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Product News
High Spirits
A burst of exciting new alcoholic drinks arriving in perfect time for the great Christmas booze fest.
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Foreign Policy
Opening a store overseas may sound very tempting but can be fraught with danger. If you’re still keen there are some basic rules to heed.
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Features and analysis
The X factor
After a national search for the 2005 Sales Assistant of the Year, an outstanding winner has been found.
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News
Fears for the elderly
The future of the local corner store is vital to the health of Europe’s elderly population, according to the European Nutrition for Health Alliance (ENHA).
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News
Late delivery for newspaper ruling
The Office of Fair Trading’s (OFT) eagerly awaited final ruling on the newspaper and magazine supply chain is expected to be delayed for several weeks, after new OFT chief executive John Fingleton called for the provisional opinion to be reviewed.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Here’s an unusual one – a retailer in praise of trading standards.
It’s fireworks any second now, isn’t it? So it was great to get a call from Andy Dawes, from Halcon Stores in the village of the same name in Taunton. He and his wife Debs had recently had a visit from a new, young trading standards officer to check on ...
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Features and analysis
Poster to help cut smuggling
The Tobacco Alliance has launched a poster initiative as part of its Retailers Against Smuggling campaign.
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Features and analysis
crime
* A masked gunman opened fire on a sales assistant at a North East c-store while his female getaway driver waited outside.
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Product News
Stocklines: Richmond Ice Cream
RICHMOND ICE CREAM has launched Profit Quest, an integrated campaign of new Nestlé and Skinny Cow products.
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News
Chilled drives sales at Smile
South West c-store chain Smile Stores has opened its latest store in Swindon, Wiltshire, with 50% more space devoted to chilled than other Smile outlets.
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News
Seasons to be Cheerful
Mark Wingett reports on the balancing act required by c-stores whose trade is heavily influenced by location and the changing of the seasons
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News
Capper gets fresh with Waynes world
Spar wholesaler Capper & Co hopes to add £750,000 to its fresh turnover by mid-2006 with the appointment of specialised fresh produce experts and the launch of an incentive scheme for its c-store managers.
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