All News articles – Page 437
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Ideas for seasonal cheer
The My Shop is Your Shop campaign (MSYS) is urging retailers to get involved in the community as a way to promote their stores ahead of the festive season.
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Let's get festive: Getting shoppers in the Christmas spirit
How far do retailers go to get shoppers in the Christmas spirit? We talk to some readers to find out their plans
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Nisa unveils its latest concept
Nisa-Today's first 'Store of the Future' officially opens today (November 28) in Maylandsea, Essex.
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Tips for a cool Yule
Members of shopworkers' union Usdaw will be helping consumers to keep cool in the run-up to Christmas by handing out cards with tips for keeping calm.
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Tories study retail crime
The Conservative Party has launched a Commission to look at the problem of retail crime.
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stocklines - Tyrells new flavours
TYRELLS has teamed up with the Federation of City Farms & Community Gardeners charity to launch two new flavours.
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Healthy start to fresh initiative
Retailers involved in the Change4Life healthy eating scheme have applauded its early success.
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Spar fuels growth
Independent petrol station operator Euro Garages has signed a deal that will see 70 outlets across the Midlands and North West re-branded with the Spar fascia by the end of November.
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stocklines - Jack Links new range
JACK LINK'S has developed a new range of beef jerky snacks to be released in January 2009.
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UK tops league for shoplifting
UK stores suffer bigger losses to retail theft than any other country in Europe, a new report has revealed.
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New store takes off
Tates Spar's latest store at Manchester Airport's Terminal 2 is majoring on food to go.
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Nisa starts year with promotions
Nisa-Today’s is getting back to basics with a robust value- driven campaign beginning in the New Year.
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Government pledge persuaded councils to withdraw bag bill
The government has promised the London Councils that a minimum charge will be imposed on retailers if they do not make a significant voluntary cut in the number of plastic bags they use
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New project could extend shelf life for chilled products
Retailers could benefit from additional sales and reduced wastage if a new research project exploring chilled food shelf-life extension is successful.
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Retail 24 chain set for growth
An independent retailer has vowed to keep expanding his business after purchasing his 12th store.
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Don't forget over-60s
A national charity has told how c-stores can play a vital role in shaping supportive communities for elderly people and at the same time give themselves a point of difference.
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Urge councils to adopt new Act
Retailers and local residents will have to form a united front and persuade their local councils to ‘opt in’ to the new Sustainable Communities Act, launched by communities secretary Hazel Blears earlier this month.
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Bag tax for Wales
Welsh retailers have welcomed a proposal for a levy on plastic bags by the National Assembly
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North East best in test
Retailers in the North East of England are leading the crackdown on sales of alcohol to underage drinkers, according to a test purchasing company.
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MPs call for end to low-cost booze and promotions
A ban on drinks promotions and a minimum price for alcohol is needed to tackle the growing problem of drink-fuelled antisocial behaviour, a group of MPs has said