News – Page 110
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Features and analysisRetailers raging over Welsh school holiday proposals
Cutting the summer break down by a week would be “criminal”
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Features and analysisSpar donates £250,000 to charity Fareshare
It follows the launch of its Giving One Million Meals campaign in September.
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Features and analysisAsda Express store count to hit 175 this week
There are 27 Express stores launching this week
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Features and analysisMore than 80% of consumers unaware of HFSS legislation
Research by Purity Soft Drinks has revealed a lack of consumer awareness about HFSS legislation
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Features and analysisGovernment warned that tobacco ban will lead to a rise in black market activity
The Institute of Economic Affairs warned that plans to ban anyone born after 2008 from purchasing tobacco products will only cause an increase in the black market economy
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Features and analysisNisa appoints two new retail development managers
Phil Knox and Fiona Shearer have joined Nisa and will focus on offering support to stores in Scotland
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Features and analysisJosh James lifts the lid on Fresh & Proper
Josh James discusses partnering with Morrisons for his Fresh & Proper store in Cambridgeshire
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Features and analysisIndependent Spar retailers to benchmark their performance via new CJ Lang portal
Stores can use the tool to compare their performance against others
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Features and analysisFWD calls for collaboration between political parties and wholesale sector
The FWD manifesto sets out actions focusing on growth, employment, sustainability, communities; and the supply chain
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Features and analysisCategory Analysis: Crisps, Nuts & Snacks
The latest analysis from Circana examines crisps, nuts and snacks in convenience in terms of value sales and market share
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Features and analysisNisa switch boosts food and drink sales for MPK Garages
The forecourt operator switched its 28 stores to Nisa over the summer
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Features and analysisLack of consistent enforcement of illicit tobacco
Research carried out by FTI Consulting has found an extreme differences in levels of enforcement by local authorities when it comes to illicit tobacco sales
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Features and analysisBAT calls for stricter vape regulations
BAT has called for a licensing scheme for vape sellers to help tackle underage sales
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Features and analysisNew Zealand government u-turn on tobacco sales ban
The New Zealand government has scrapped its proposed generational ban on sales of tobacco products
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Features and analysisOver 15,000 Free to Use ATMs disappear in five years
The ACS has called on the government to review the interchange fee for ATMs
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Features and analysisScottish Government to consider raising the age of sale of vapes
The proposal is part of Scotland’s Tobacco and Vaping Framework
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Features and analysisPayPoint Group announces strong half year
PayPoint Plc has reported a strong revenue growth across the group for the half year ended 30 September 2023
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Features and analysisCo-op to power 170 stores with solar panel farm investment
Co-op has signed a 15-year agreement for the complete output of a 34-megawatt solar farm
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Features and analysisDougalls Nisa Local spreads Christmas cheer with £3,500 donation to local causes
The donations were made through Nisa’s Making a Difference Locally charity
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Features and analysisAutumn Statement business rates extensions welcomed by retail sector
The retail sector welcomed the extension of business rates support