All Convenience Store articles in 29 September 2007 – Page 2
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Product News
Just desserts?
Müller UK has unveiled a new chilled dessert under the Cadbury brand - Cadbury Custard & Sponge.
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News
Small firms demand specialist help
Close to half (49%) of small business owners believe simplified government business support schemes should be targeted more at them and less at big business, a survey has found.
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Key stores courted
Key Store retailers in the South of England are being approached with an offer to convert to Booker's Premier fascia following the wholesaler's reverse takeover by Blueheath earlier this year.
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Product News
stocklines confectionery
GENERAL MILLS brand Häagen-Dazs is set to boost awareness ahead of the winter season with a new ad.
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Product News
stocklines confectionery
HARIBO has launched its top three gums and jellies in a new format designed to help the convenience sector cash in on the popularity of multipacks.
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Product News
stocklines confectionery
NESTLé ROWNTREE has extended the Aero impulse line with the launch of an Aero Bubbles Milk impulse bag.
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Dear Jac
Competition and repetition can spoil a local parade
I sometimes get calls from retailers up in arms about fellow traders, usually on the same parade, who they see as cramping their style.
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Product News
Nice little churners
Health and taste are driving growth in the butters and spreads sector
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Product News
Cell, cell, cell
Increasing demand for portable power is keeping the battery market buzzing
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News
New Batleys depot opens
Bestway is to open its first Batleys cash and carry depot in the South East this weekend.
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News
Nisa backs Bibby deal
Bibby's recently acquired controlling interest in Costcutter is good news for the Nisa membership, chief executive Neil Turton told the group's annual conference this week.
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News
Thrown away
Newsagents who treat home news delivery (HND) as just a community service are missing a vital business opportunity, says the NFRN
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News
Payzone ATM deal fills a hole
Payzone says it will be able to offer retailers better margins after parent company Alphyra and cash machine provider Cardpoint agreed terms on a merger.
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One bag fits all
The FWD My Shop is Your Shop (MSYS) campaign is seeking retailers' opinions on the viability of introducing a recyclable shopping bag for the independent sector.
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News
Retailers face age change backlash
Convenience retailers fear abuse and intimidation from angry teenage smokers after a poll carried out on the eve of the change revealed that 33% of 16- to 24-year-olds were unaware the legal purchase age for tobacco would increase to 18 on October 1.
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News
Small stores rail against Nisa charges
Nisa has defended its new levy system for low and missed orders despite a chorus of opposition from members (C-Store, September 21, 2007).
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Dear Jac
CC rules against Tesco purchase
Competition Commission (CC) chiefs have ruled that Tesco's purchase of a former Co-op store in Slough has led to reduced competition and choice in the area.
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Dear Jac
The nice old gent and his broken cane strike again
In the last issue I reported on Anne Everton's store being targeted by some 'nice old gent' who wrote to her claiming to have fallen over in her doorway.
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News
ACS ups presence with party events
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has taken the opportunity to push home the importance of small stores throughout this year's party conference season.
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