All Convenience Store articles in 18 July 2009 – Page 3
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Product News
Stocklines: Gordon's back
Diageo has unveiled a new ad for Gordon's Gin featuring chef Gordon Ramsay. It is running on TV as well as on screens in more than 16 UK train stations. The ad is the first part of the brand's 'Start something special' marketing strategy. It is also...
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For babies and toddlers, mum's the word
The baby market is big business, but are c-stores getting their fair share? Tracy West finds out what to stock and how best to merchandise it
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Anti-smoking group targets local shops
ASH (Action on Smoking and Health) Scotland is calling on the public to write to their local shop if they are in favour of the removal of tobacco displays. The lobby group has launched a campaign urging the public to ask retailers to support…
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Scotland and NI may adopt bag charge
Scotland and Northern Ireland could join Wales in introducing a mandatory charge for single-use plastic bags.
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Nisa invests in adding to store numbers
Nisa-Today's plans to plough more than £6m into the symbol group this financial year, including converting 240 stores to the new Nisa fascia and recruiting 150 new members by the end of March 2010.
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Product News
Pounds add profits to fresh produce
Budgens retailers are reaping the rewards of eye-catching £1 deals on fresh produce, which have prompted sales to grow six-fold.
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Time for action
An independent retailer has a plan to change MPs' minds on a tobacco display ban - but we must act fast to show we're the good guys, he says
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Product News
Tractor action
Tyrrells' first ever on-pack promotion gives consumers the opportunity to win a Massey Ferguson tractor.
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Change4Life stores reap the rewards
Positive results mean healthy eating scheme is extending to more stores. More than 100 convenience stores in the North East of England are now participating in the government's Change4Life healthy living campaign, and reaping the rewards of...
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55,000 back local trade campaign
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has delivered a 55,000-strong petition to Downing Street to demand government action to protect local businesses.
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Underage National Lottery sales hit record low
The number of children claiming to buy National Lottery tickets has fallen to the lowest level ever.
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Features and analysis
Straw tightens shop crime penalties
New tougher penalties for shoplifters have been announced by Justice Secretary Jack Straw.
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The big deal
The news distribution merry-go-round is costing Hastings retailer Dave Newman time and money
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Regional calls for bag charge
Scotland and Northern Ireland could join Wales in introducing a mandatory charge for plastic bags.
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Licensing delays could stop Scottish alcohol sales
Retailers in Scotland fear they may not be able to sell alcohol after September 1 because of delays in the processing of new licensing applications.
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Product News
Fruitful profits from Change4Life
More than 100 convenience stores in the North East of England are now participating in the government’s Change 4 Life anti-obesity campaign, and reaping the rewards of stocking a healthier range.
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Crunch Buster cleans up at £1
Colgate, Dettol, Harpic and Mr Sheen are among the 17 brand-name products added to wholesale group Bestway and Batleys' £1 consumer range.
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Product News
Wispa’s Gold Rush
Cadbury’s Wispa Gold – Wispa chocolate with a layer of caramel – is returning for a limited run from September 14.
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Product News
Henderson's crisp drum roll
Henderson’s Yorkshire Sauce flavoured crisps have been launched in 100g re-sealable drums.
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