All Convenience Store articles in 19 October 2018 – Page 2
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NewsGovernment pushes ahead with ban on plastic products
The government has formally announced a consultation on proposals to ban the sale of plastic straws, drink stirrers and cotton buds as part of its crackdown on avoidable plastic waste.
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Product NewsGnaw reveals healthier chocolate range
Norfolk-based confectioner Gnaw has unveiled new ‘grab and go’ chocolate and granola bars that are set to appeal to health conscious consumers.
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Features and analysisSpar Market, Pwllheli, Wales
Just over a year ago Conrad Davies embarked on a major revamp of his 3,000sq ft store in Pwllheli in Wales, relaunching it as the first Spar Market store.
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Product NewsJakemans unwraps cherry menthol flavour sticks
Menthol confectioner, Jakemans, has launched its cherry menthol flavour as a stick pack.
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Product NewsBig Bear rolls out new XXX Minty Balls
XXX Minty Balls are the latest product innovation from Big Bear Confectionery.
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NewsShoppers reveal appetite for more discounters
More than 60% of shoppers think it would be either necessary or useful if more discounter stores opened on the high street and in their neighbourhoods, according to new HIM research.
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NewsPost Office cleared to acquire Payzone bill payments arm
The Post Office has been given the go-ahead to complete its acquisition of the Payzone bill payment business by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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Product NewsWalkers launches limited edition festive-themed range
Walkers has launched a festive range of Christmas dinner-inspired crisps, with the ongoing Brussels Sprout debate at the heart of the campaign.
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Product NewsWhat's keeping my till ringing?
Dave Hiscutt, manager of Londis Westham Road, in Weymouth, says his range of craft beers offer great margins and helps attract more customers.
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NewsMillennials forecast to boost Halloween spend this year
The UK public is forecast to increase its Halloween spend by 5% to £419m this year compared to 2017, driven by young Millennials, according to new Mintel research.
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Features and analysisOn the agenda: The environment
C-Store editor David Rees introduces a short film on the plastic reduction agenda, featuring Defra, the ACS, Zero Waste Scotland and leading retailers.
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Product NewsGlobally-inspired pesto range from Epicure
Epicure is set to launch a range of five new pestos, each taking inspiration from a different part of the world.
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NewsLatest figures don't reveal full extent of shop theft, says ACS
Latest official figures revealing only a modest increase in shoplifting do not reveal the true extent of theft against retailers, according to the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS).
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NewsCanada stores call for cannabis and tobacco consistency
Canadian convenience stores are calling on the government to apply the same packaging and labelling restrictions to both tobacco and cannabis products following their legalisation yesterday (17 October.)
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Features and analysisC-Store Champions: Legends of the Fall
With the summer gone and Christmas yet to come, our Champions reveal how they manage to drive footfall during the autumn months.
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Product NewsBritvic celebrates Juiced success with TV advert
Britvic is set to release a new television advert this month for the latest addition to its Fruit Shoot range, Juiced.
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NewsFrozen food category in consistent sales growth
Frozen food sales are continuing to storm ahead, with the category now worth more than £6.2bn and up 4.8% year on year.
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NewsConvenience Retail Awards 2019 open for entries
Entries are now open for the 2019 Convenience Retail Awards, the premier award scheme dedicated to retailers in the UK’s convenience sector.
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NewsEast of England Co-op highlights success of food waste scheme
East of England Co-operative has seen a 25% reduction in both food waste and the cost of waste disposal since it started selling products past their ‘best before’ date at discounted prices.
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NewsCo-op Group continues to buck trend as grocery sales slow
The Co-op Group has once again outperformed the big four as recent overall grocery sales slowed following a record summer of spending, according to new Nielson data.
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