All articles by Sunneva Moore – Page 34
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Features and analysisSGF launches General Election manifesto calling for new approach to business regulation
The trade association emphasised the range of challenges local retailers from both the UK government and Scottish government
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Features and analysisFashion outlet Bonmarché debuts in Co-op’s new-look Louth store
It marks the inaugural partnership between the Co-op and the value women’s wear fashion retailer
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Features and analysisParfetts drives national footprint with free delivery service in south-west
It follows the wholesalers’ continued investment into its operations
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Features and analysisBeer and snack sales set to score big during footy frenzy summer
Major beer brands are predicted to see a more than 17% increase in sales
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Features and analysisNew Nisa store opens in Hull
It is the third Nisa store for retailer Sarinder Mehat
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Features and analysisDefending the shelves: three approaches to reduce shoplifting
Customer service excellence, transforming the shop floor and employee incentives. This is just a few strategies retailers have implemented to deter shoplifting
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Features and analysisFour Lincolnshire stores close after illegal vapes and cigarettes found
The stores will remain closed for three months
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Features and analysisOpal warns of growing threat from sophisticated organised crime gangs
Police warn that foreign criminals are traveling to the UK purely to commit retail crime
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Features and analysisPolythene UK launches free scheme to collect and reuse packaging waste
The new scheme aims to reduce the amount of polythene dumped into landfills by repurposing it into new plastic wrapping instead
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Features and analysisRetailers honoured with British Empire Medal reach £15,000 milestone through Nisa’s MADL
Kuldeep and Balbir Dhillon have supported their community for over 41 years
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Features and analysisACS welcomes amendments on bill to protect shop workers
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has welcomed amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill that would make assaulting a shopworker a more serious offence
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Features and analysisBestway Retail partners with S4labour
The move hopes to benefit Costcutter, Best-one and Bargain Booze retailers with labour and cost management tools, designed to save them time and money
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Features and analysisSnappy Shopper teams with courier platform to drive improved retailer experience
Snappy Shopper is teaming with Stuart, a last-mile logistics platform which connects businesses to a fleet of geolocalised independent couriers
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Features and analysisICO: “SMEs must do more to combat the growing threat of cyber attacks”
The Information Commissioner’s Office has released a new report that helps provide SMEs to understand common security failures
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Features and analysisRetailers encouraged to diversify recruitment
A new report suggests that retailers can contribute to a more diverse and inclusive workforce by explanding their recruitment horizons
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Features and analysisSue Nithyanandan helps young children to eat healthily
Responsible Retail of the Year, Sue Nithyanandan, has been funding an after-school cooking class initiative
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Features and analysisCo-op’s 'resilient' approach to unprecedented times
Shirine Khoury- Haq, the CEO of the Co-op Group, shared insights into the changes that the Co-op is witnessing in the UK grocery market and how it is adapting to take advantage of new opportunities
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Features and analysisTrading Standards ‘needs extra £140m to tackle illicit vaping market’
The Association of Convenience Stores has called on the government to provide Trading Standards in England with additional funds
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Features and analysisShoplifting rises 37% Office of National Statistics reveals
The latest figures are the highest in recorded history
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Features and analysisCountry Choice appoints allergen ambassador
The company said the role is pivotal in educating and supporting convenience retailers to ensure they are compliant with Natasha’s Law