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All Convenience Store articles in 25 November 2006 – Page 2
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Dear Jac
Counterfeit case helps unearth fakes galore
Responding to my ongoing saga on how to spot counterfeit vodka (sometimes you just can't - not without your own microscope and laboratory, that is), Subhash Varambhia has sent me some thoughts on the subject.
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Public calls for indies
More than half of shoppers believe that it is "very important" to have an independently owned local shop, according to a new survey.
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Dear Jac
Is wholesaling booze a way round a licence?
Harjinder Singh, who trades as Universal Wine at Romford in Essex, wanted to know if he needed a licence if he sold booze in wholesale quantities only.
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Martin McColl to extend booze link
Convenience store chain Martin McColl is set to launch a major rollout of its tie-up with Wine Cellar's Booze Buster brand.
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Dear Jac
Bill reaches breaking point over Payzone
As regular readers will know, Payzone and PayPoint come in for routine thumpings because they offer poor commission and between them have a duopoly verging on monopoly in the marketplace.
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Bestway invests in new Batleys depot
Bestway has revealed plans to open the first new Batleys depot in five years on the back of record profits.
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Bring it back
A wave of nostalgic advertising campaigns has hit our screens over the past year. Amanda Nicholls looks at how retro commercials are giving modern brands a boost
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Costcutter and Nisa get back to day job
by ronan hegarty Nisa-Today's and Costcutter are both seeking to fill gaps in their trading teams left open during merger talks between the two companies.
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Scottish Co-op buys award-winning stores
Scottish Co-op has acquired the Rea's Select chain of Lanarkshire c-stores.
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Product News
Scots set to raise smoking age limit
The Scottish Executive is expected to back proposals to raise the legal age for buying tobacco to 18, yet retailers in the country believe it won't stop underage smokers.
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Product News
The main advent
Get ready for one of the most profitable periods of the year. It's yours for the taking if you follow the rules.
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Criminals still active
Just weeks after a gang was convicted for a series of violent armed robberies and ram raids across East Anglia, police have warned that a number of groups may remain in operation across the region.
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Nisa members get greater say
Nisa-Today’s is to give its members a greater say in the running of the company after retailer ‘rebels’ responsible for blocking its merger with Costcutter were elected to the board of directors.
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