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Nisa bread distribution to be centralised Subscription
Nisa is to make bread available via its central distribution centre in Scunthorpe following a successful trial.
James Hall reports a 12% slide in profits Subscription
Spar wholesaler James Hall has reported a 12% fall in profits following its investment in a £66m new depot.
Kelly to drive fresh food at Henderson Subscription
Northern Irish Spar wholesaler Henderson Group has appointed Neal Kelly to the new position of fresh food director.
analysis & features
The amicable split of Nisa-Today’s starts here Subscription
Nisa-Today’s CEO Neil Turton and Today’s Group MD Bill Laird talk exclusively to Beth Phillips about the implications of the buying group’s separation
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Spar staff trained in active selling by Hall Subscription
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Nisa and Select & Save extend contract for a further five years Subscription
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James is made Him! consultant Subscription
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Nisa launches alternative fascia Loco to nurture smaller indies Subscription
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Own-label hit for Landmark Subscription
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opinion
Shoplifters of the world beware Subscription
Today Jonathan James was confirmed as the next chairman of the Association of Convenience Stores. He takes over from Nisa-Today’s boss Neil Turton for a two-year term, starting in November.
Nisa and Today’s are good together, but apart they'd be great Subscription
In the past few years the co-ops have become far less complicated, but Nisa-Today’s remains a real head-scratcher.
It's been a good few days for women in grocery Subscription
Spar’s capture of Debbie Robinson is the most eye-catching act in a week that’s helped shift the balance a little
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