All Convenience Store articles in 6 October 2017 – Page 3
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Product NewsSeriously Spreadable range gets a new look
Lactalis McLelland is targeting families with its Seriously Spreadable redesign and brand relaunch.
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NewsGove eyes deposit return scheme for plastic bottles
Environment secretary Michael Gove has announced a new call for evidence on a bottle deposit return scheme in England.
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NewsConvenience Retail Awards 2018 open for entries
Entries are now open for the 2018 Convenience Retail Awards
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NewsC-stores promoting local chicken following 2 Sisters allegations
Independent retailers are looking to promote their locally-sourced chicken following the 2 Sisters food safety allegations.
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NewsNick Read to step down as ceo of Nisa Retail
Nisa Retail chief executive Nick Read has decided to step down from his position.
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NewsCostcutter retailers get access to Business Services programme
Costcutter Supermarket Group has offered its independent store owners access to its new Business Services programme in a bid to help them cut costs.
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NewsCamelot predicts surge in EuroMillions ticket sales
National Lottery company Camelot has predicted independent retailer EuroMillions ticket sales of about 300 per second across the UK in peak time in the run-up to another enormous draw tonight.
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NewsApplegreen raises more than £40m in share placing
Applegreen, the UK, Ireland and US petrol forecourt retailer, has completed a €46.9m (£41.1m) fundraising which it says will help it to continue to invest in growth opportunities.
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NewsCo-op stores to hold a 'quiet hour' to support Autistic Society
Co-op is running a ‘quiet hour’ throughout its stores, in support of the National Autistic Society’s Autism Hour.
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NewsC-stores still struggling to shop around for best energy deals
A majority of convenience stores are still struggling to shop around regularly for the best energy deals, new research reveals.
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NewsACS calls for more consistent approach to kerbside recycling
Convenience stores have called on councils to be more consistent in their approach to kerbside recycling systems to help people recycle more.
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Product NewsJacob's Creek unveils Le Petit Rosé
Australian wine brand Jacob’s Creek is launching a “French-inspired” premium rosé from the beginning of October.
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Product NewsGenius relaunched with new look and loaves
Genius Gluten Free is relaunching with a pack redesign supported by a £1m investment and two new Half Loaves.
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NewsPremier aiming to help retailers take on the discounters
Premier is looking to help its independent retailers “beat” the discounters with big brand promotions and in-store theatre to increase store profitability.
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NewsTobacco giants to secure P&H future ahead of takeover
Imperial Brands and JTI have agreed to financially support Palmer and Harvey ahead of a takeover by Carlyle, a buyout firm, C-Store understands.
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Product NewsTilda supports mums in Bangladesh
Tilda is hosting a ‘Mums Helping Mums’ initiative to support new and expectant mums in Bangladesh.
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Product NewsInnovative dual-flavour shots revealed
Global Beverage Brands has created a new range of dual-flavoured shots called Slingshots.
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NewsSainsbury's trials Amazon Go-style checkout-free app
Sainsbury’s is testing an app which enables customers to bypass the checkout by scanning and paying for their items using their mobile phone, echoing Amazon Go’s checkout-free concept.
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NewsShoppers need more nutritional product information, poll reveals
Only 39% of consumers feel well-informed about the nutritional content of food and drink products they consume, with ready meals faring particularly poorly, according to new research.
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NewsBestway eyes foodservice growth with rebrand
Bestway Wholesale has revamped its foodservice arm to deliver a “more personal service” for its customers, including Best-one retailers looking to offer a foodservice operation.
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