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All Convenience Store articles in 28 October 2006 – Page 3
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Product News
Cereal fillers
Market conditions are ripe for cereal bars, but too many product launches could be confusing for consumers, says Ronan Hegarty
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News
Indies get week of celebrations
National Independents' Day (NID) is to be relaunched in 2007 as a week-long event. Organisers have designated the first week of June (4-11) as the first National Independents' Week.
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Cardiff campaigners step closer to victory
Cardiff-based independent retailer Bhoo Patel is hopeful of victory in his long-running campaign against the opening of a Tesco Express store, after Cardiff Council revealed that it may re-examine the existing planning permission.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Who said life is a lottery? In Camelot's case, rules are rules.
Following a piece I wrote a few issues back, reporting on the retailer who temporarily lost his Camelot terminal because the story of a local big winner was 'leaked' to the local press before getting Camelot's permission, I've had further feedback on the subject both from Camelot and retailers.
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News
Group calls for fair play
The major supermarkets' involvement in the convenience store sector is having a negative effect on the independent sector, according to the Independent Retail Steering Group (IRSG) in its submission to the Competition Commission.
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News
Bright young things
C-store retailing isn't always thought of as a young person's career, but there are plenty of twenty-somethings who wouldn't do anything else, says Tracy West
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News
Members play the blame game
Nisa-Today's members have expressed anger at both company executives and the rebel shareholders responsible for the collapse of the proposed merger with Costcutter.
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News
Tasty award for Kent village store
Kent retailer John Maxwell-Jones' commitment to local produce and customer service has paid off as his Burgess Stores was named Best Independent Village Shop at last week's Taste of Kent awards.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Urgent appeal - what does counterfeit booze look like?
I believe my anonymous caller when he says that he buys all his alcohol from reputable suppliers - either from Booker at Slough or Bestway, JJ Wines or Enterprise, all of which are in London's Southall.
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