All Convenience articles – Page 120
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NewsCMA launches phase one inquiry into MFG's takeover of MRH
The CMA’s decision on whether to wave the deal through or proceed to a more in-depth phase two inquiry is expected by 6 August.
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Analysis & FeaturesConvenience stores: A desert for healthy options?
No longer content to be an oasis of fags and booze, c-stores are upping their game in the health stakes. But there is plenty of work left to do
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NewsBest-one partners with Budweiser and Coca-Cola for World Cup
The symbol group will offer retailers and consumers an array of prizes throughout the tournament
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NewsEat 17 taps healthy convenience trend with new homemade range
The range spans 72 lines and encompasses sandwiches and wraps, dinner options, sides and desserts
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NewsCostcutter appoints Mike Hollis as retail director
Hollis joins Costcutter from Wickes, where he worked as COO for three-and-a-half years
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NewsBest-one recruits 125 stores in first four months of the year
Bestway previously said it had signed up 60 ex-Costcutter and Mace stores to Best-one in February
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NewsBlakemore rolls out Tonight's Tea concept after trial
Tonight’s Tea is a specially branded fixture with a range of ready meals and prepared meat lines along with sides and desserts
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NewsToday's Group to add 300 retail club stores
The buying group is targeting independently run stores across the UK and Ireland
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NewsPayPoint and Link pilot new cash withdrawal service
The PayPoint terminal will act like an ATM, removing the requirement for an additional machine
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Analysis & FeaturesBudgens Islington: renovation in search of perfection
It’s been a decade since Paul Gardner made the unorthodox switch from a career in the police force to taking on a run-down Budgens store in the heart of Islington
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NewsOne in four teen mystery shoppers able to buy knives
One in six retailers also failed test purchases for alcohol, according to Serve Legal
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NewsHim research shows c-stores are losing out in food-to-go
The percentage of convenience store shopping trips including the food-to-go mission has plummeted from 20% to 13%
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NewsCo-op investing in price and promotions for Nisa members
Co-op Retail CEO Jo Whitfield has promised to “do a great job for Nisa members”
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NewsBudgens gears up to expand further north and into Scotland
Budgens plans to use Booker’s 146,000 sq ft South Elmsall depot in Wakefield from July to help expand its presence in the north
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NewsSpar MD Debbie Robinson calls on c-stores to tap into on-trade
Robinson said retailers should welcome the rise of people working away from the office
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NewsMRH plans to grow food sales with tailored offerings
The forecourt operator is looking to expand its influence in food for now, food for tonight and top-up shops
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NewsFormer Tesco online boss Ken Towle takes over as CEO of Nisa
Interim CEO Arnu Misra will remain for a transition period to ensure a smooth handover, the completion of the deal comes after a court in London agreed to grant the Co-op a scheme of arrangement on Friday
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NewsCo-op's £137.5m takeover of Nisa to complete on Tuesday
The retailer secured court approval for the deal in London today, despite a last-minute legal challenge to block it
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NewsNisa prepares 'Summer of Football' marketing campaign
Nisa is providing retailers with themed point of sale, gondola-end kits and a wide range of deals
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NewsWillowbrook recalls five salad products containing bacon
Budgens, Supervalu, Centra, Mace, Nisa, Lidl and Spar retail stores were all hit by the scare