All News articles – Page 255
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NewsVillage store featured in Calendar Girls up for sale
Kettlewell Village Store, part of the set for the hit film Calendar Girls, is up for sale.
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NewsWorld Foods: Top of the world
With consumer tastes changing and new flavours coming to the fore, it’s important your world foods range reflects the latest in global cuisine.
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NewsScotmid announces 25% drop in annual profits
Scotmid has announced a 25% drop in annual profits against a backdrop of low consumer confidence.
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NewsSummer Drinks: Blue-sky thinking
When the sun shines alcohol sales do, too. Here’s how to make sure the catgegory contains the right cocktail of core and innovation.
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NewsShetland retailers to fight off Tesco delivery service
Tesco has launched a new home delivery service on the Shetland Islands.
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NewsBarbecue: Heat up sales
At the first sign of sunshine, the nation gets grilling. Make sure you’re ready by starting early and stocking the essentials
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NewsWorld Cup: Score this summer
England’s role in the tournament may turn out to be brief, but retailers across the UK can’t fail to win with the World Cup.
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NewsNisa announces annual sales growth of 10.5%
Nisa has achieved strong growth in its latest annual results with value sales up 10.5% and volumes up 12.9%.
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NewsLabour plans to take on pub conversion trend
Labour has set its sights on giving more power to communities to determine whether local pubs can be converted into grocery stores, shadow small business minister Toby Perkins has revealed.
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NewsLabour sets out its stall
Shadow small business minister Toby Perkins pitches the opposition’s case to C-Store readers, who he says would be better off under Labour.
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NewsImperial ahead of target with display ban preparations
All small stores which are to have their gantry alterations funded by Imperial Tobacco in advance of the display ban on April 6 next year have now been informed.
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NewsEastern European investors buy into Houghton Trading
Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire-based convenience store chain Houghton Trading, run by brothers Kishor and Pat Patel, has been part-acquired by a major Eastern European retail operator.
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NewsConvenience retailers enjoy cracking Easter sales
C-store retailers enjoyed “fantastic” sales both in the run up to Easter Day and on Sunday itself as they took advantage of supermarkets not opening.
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NewsIllicit tobacco sales continue to grow in Australia
Australia’s illicit tobacco trade has hit new heights, with illicit sales having risen by almost 20% since plain packaging was introduced in 2012, a new report from KPMG has revealed.
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NewsHSBC launches £6bn fund for small businesses
HSBC is to make almost £6bn in new lending available to small businesses.
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NewsCo-operative Group to continue focus on convenience channel
The Co-operative Group is to open 100 new convenience stores following a “disastrous year”.
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NewsTesco aims to open 150 Express stores over next 12 months
Tesco has pledged to become “the best convenience retailer in town” as it announced a drop in sales and profits.
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NewsACS guide could revolutionise underage sales prevention
Retailers across England and Wales are being given access to a new tool to help guard against underage sales.