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All Convenience Store articles in 17 July 2015 – Page 2
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Dear JacCheque this out
In December 2013 a Cheque Exchange rep visited Raj Patel’s off licence, Minals, in south-west London’s Tooting……
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Features and analysisNisa Local, High Heath, Walsall
It may have taken a while to get there, but hard work and dedication has definitely paid off for Harjit Singh at Nisa Local High Heath in the West Midlands.
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NewsBargain Booze grows sales despite drop in like-for-likes
Bargain Booze owner Conviviality Retail suffered a dip in like-for-like sales in the last year but achieved growth in business overall, according to its latest results.
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Product NewsFamous Grouse announces Mellow Gold variant
The Famous Grouse has unveiled a new premium variant, Mellow Gold.
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Features and analysisMoney matters
Retailers looking to invest in their businesses are finding that loyalty to their symbol groups - and even their banks - can untap the finance they require.
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NewsRush of new tobacco launches predicted
The recent surge in new tobacco product launches is expected to continue with packs including 14s, 15s and even 23s and 24s expected to hit gantries soon.
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NewsBudgens expands home baking range ahead of TV hit
Budgens has expanded its home baking range to meet an expected increase in demand during The Great British Bake Off 2015.
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Features and analysisThe rise of premium frozen
The frozen category hasn’t had it easy in recent years, but many convenience retailers are now seeing rising demand for premium products.
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NewsSpar launches seven new wines for summer
Spar is growing its wine range with the launch of seven new lines this month.
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NewsC-store retailers hit out at Budget proposals
Independent retailers have overwhelmingly rejected last week’s Budget, warning that it will be bad for small business and potentially result in loss of employment.
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NewsCouncil criticises leniency of shopkeeper fine for knife sale
Islington Council has criticised the leniency of a £500 fine given to a convenience store retailer who sold an underaged boy two knives which he then used to stab a man seven times just minutes later.
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