All Convenience articles – Page 133
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NewsFilshill rolls out new premium KeyStore More format
Eleven stores have already been converted, with plans to reach 20 by the end of 2018
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NewsHenderson Group-McColl's deal to face competition probe
The stores are already trading as Spar and being supplied by Hendersons
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NewsThe Co-op to provide 100,000 FareShare meals before Christmas
Retailer has already redistributed 435 tonnes of food this year
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NewsBlakemore defends slow rollout of its Bmorelocal fascia
To date, there are only eight stores rather than the wholesaler’s original target of 30 by October this year
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NewsEuro Garages picks up 1,000 German Esso service stations
The deal means EG Group will operate about 3,500 stations across Europe…
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NewsYeo Valley to boost c-store presence with distribution deal
Supplier has teamed up with Omsco and Freshways to distribute organic milk into convenience channel
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NewsCostcutter agrees exclusive supply deal with the Co-op
Co-op is also looking to support Costcutter’s independent retailers in the short term
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NewsCo-op to trial energy cost-cutting refrigeration shelf
Shelf could slash energy costs by almost 30% and spell the end of uncomfortably cold aisles
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NewsMcColl's to extend Project Refresh programme to 500 stores
The convenience store chain piloted two Project Refesh stores at the end of last year…
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PayPoint extends BBC TV licensing deal by six years
The agreement enables customers to buy or renew an existing TV licence with cash or debit card
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NewsThe Co-op trials 'ultimate' Everyday Convenience Plus stores
The stores will feature a simpler and “more intuitive” store layout…
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Comment & OpinionTesco-Booker a case of if you can't beat 'em, join 'em
But not in the old sense of selling up. It’s about forming a genuine partnership (or Faustian pact)
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NewsMcColl's testing Morrisons supply deal at three stores
Agreement includes the roll-out of 420 Safeway products to McColl’s stores from 8 January
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NewsCMA ruling on Tesco Booker 'bodes well' for Co-op Nisa deal
The Co-op won 75.79% of Nisa members’ votes in favour of its acquisition proposition at a meeting this week
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Analysis & FeaturesNisa accepts £137m Co-op bid: timeline
It’s been a long time coming: today Nisa members agreed on a historic £137m deal to sell the buying group to the Co-op. We relive the key milestones along the way
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Analysis & FeaturesNisa agrees to £137m Co-op bid: Nisa members react
Paul Cheema, Roger Higgins and Kishor Patel share their thoughts on today’s historic vote
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NewsMusgrave plans to open checkout-free c-store in Cork
Irish retailer Musgrave could beat Amazon to the punch by opening a checkout-free store
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NewsBestway out of picture for Nisa as wholesaler dubs value crazy
Bestway is categorically not working on a counter offer for Nisa as valuation is “crazy”, says Zameer Choudrey
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NewsCo-op Nisa deal still in the balance as decision day looms
As the deadline for Nisa members to vote on the Co-op’s £137m bid looms, the outcome is too close to call, say experts
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Comment & OpinionWe are on the cusp of two watersheds in convenience history
Today, Nisa members will vote on their future. And on Tuesday the wisdom or folly of their decision will be tested