All Convenience Store articles in 19 July 2008 – Page 2
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Product News
A star is born
Many retailers regard the babies and toddlers category with suspicion, but it can prove profitable if you get it right.
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Dear Jac
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When companies outsource a service it often comes with teething troubles. I hope that's the case for Menzies Distribution.
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Dear Jac
Is this another limitation of our civil liberties?
Ken Patel, spokesman for Responsible Retailing, took issue with a statistic in our last issue.
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Teenage angst
With under-age drinking verging on an epidemic, retailers of alcohol are under scrutiny like never before. Four C-Store Champions share their views on age-related trade
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Government ready to push for alcohol code
The government is expected to demand this week that alcohol retailers should be governed by a strong code of practice.
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Barrie sounds alarm over security failure
A Yorkshire retailer is furious that police weren't alerted when robbers broke into his store, despite the fact that thieves triggered an alarm during the raid.
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Tories advocate community hubs
The Conservative Party's Commission Into Small Shops has produced a series of recommendations to help reverse the decline of independent retailers.
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ACS offers carrier bag policy advice
The Association of Convenience Stores has produced an online resource to help retailers decide their own policy for the use of plastic bags.
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Scots refuse under-21 ban
Scottish Grocers' Federation (SGF) members in Dumfries have refused to take part in a voluntary police initiative to ban the sale of alcohol to under-21s.
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Over-21 scheme for London
London Mayor Boris Johnson has pledged his support to a scheme to stop off licences selling alcohol to anyone under 21 in problem areas of the capital.
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Pulling together
Naresh Purohit talks to Dave Visick about the challenges he faces as the NFRN's new national president
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Top-up retailers to stage 3-day Vodafone boycott
Independent retailers protesting at Vodafone's 1% cut in commission on mobile phone top-ups are to remove the network's products from sale this weekend.
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Thousands back Vodafone boycott
Retailers from across the convenience sector have supported a two-day boycott of Vodafone products to protest at the network's cut in their rates.
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