All Convenience Store articles in 2 July 2011 – Page 3
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Features and analysis
Awards: Unmask your super staff
Every convenience store is hiding a great sales assistant. Let’s take the opportunity to celebrate them
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Dear Jac
The alternative view of pricemarking
Graham Barney is all in favour of PMPs. He writes from Winifred Way Stores at Caister on Sea in Great Yarmouth: “I don’t understand why retailers get upset at pricemark packs.”
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Product News
Britvic unveils Turbo Tango aerosol drink
Britvic has launched Turbo Tango, the world’s first soft drink dispensed through an aerosol container.
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News
Guzzle Puzzle innovation adds up
The Natural Confectionery Company is hoping its latest innovation adds up. By slotting two different shaped fruit and spice jelly sweets together in packs of new Guzzle Puzzle a different flavour can be created. For example, add cinnamon and lime to...
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News
Simply Ice Cream debuts with 30-strong range
Simply Ice Cream is making its debut in the retail sector. The 30-strong range is available in 120ml and 500ml pots. Flavours include: honeycomb crunch; dreamy vanilla; brown bread; apple crumble; stem ginger; and marmalade. The Kentish company...
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News
Retailers stop selling News of the World
A decision by a north London Budgens owner to stop selling the News of the World (NotW) for “the forseeable future” has prompted other retailers to follow suit.
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News
Local celebrity stands up for small stores
A campaign against a proposed supermarket development in the West Country is harnessing the support of a local celebrity.
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News
P&H appoints new commercial director
Wholesaler Palmer and Harvey has appointed Martyn Ward as sales and commercial director following the retirement of Peter Austen last month.
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News
Appleby Westward MD Pattison resigns
The managing director of Spar wholesaler Appleby Westward (AW), John Pattison, has resigned and will leave the business at the end of September. Pattison has been with the South West England wholesaler since December 2008, when he joined...
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Product News
Foster’s raises the standard
Foster’s Gold, a premium version of the UK’s number one standard lager brand, is to be launched on July 18.
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News
Stores to face more deliveries at night
Pressure on retailers to accept night-time deliveries looks set to mount after ministers and suppliers welcomed the results of trials that demonstrated the vast "economic and road safety benefits" of delivering goods quietly out of hours.
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Blog
Dan Cock: Village stories
Availability problems could be mitigated if we all talked more, says Dan Cock
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News
Lawyers called in over plain packs
Philip Morris International (PMI) is suing the Australian government over its plans to introduce plain tobacco packaging from next year. The Marlboro manufacturer claims that the government's plan, which would require it to remove all...
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News
Little Waitrose format goes big on expansion
Waitrose is to accelerate its move into the convenience sector, starting with the opening of 20 ‘Little Waitrose’ stores within the M25 by the end of 2012.
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News
Retailer Jonathan James to sell two stores
Cambridgeshire retailer Jonathan James has put two of his Spar service stations up for sale.
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