All Symbols, Fascias and Buying Groups articles – Page 15
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NewsBestway 'protects' Best-one brand by dropping 40 retailers
Bestway has weeded out 40 non-compliant and underperforming retailers from its Best-one symbol group
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Analysis & FeaturesWhat fascias offer to retailers in 2016
The major multiples, ever-enhanced offers from the discounters and increasingly squeezed margins have all continued to haunt the sector
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Analysis & FeaturesDoes Asda's tieup with EMD 'smack of desperation'?
Or could more European buying power give the chain an edge?
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NewsConvenience stores grow sales and locations
The number of convenience stores on the UK mainland has grown more than 1.5% from 50,747 to 51,524
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NewsEurospar total in Northern Ireland will hit 52 in 2016
Eight more Eurospars will open in Northern Ireland in the next 12 months…
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NewsPop-up format allows One Stop stores to trade during refits
One Stop is rolling out a pop-up store format that allows retailers to continue trading during refits.
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NewsLondis 2020 sees 400 new retailer sign-ups
Initiative provides a single set of retailer terms and store standards across the Londis estate
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NewsNew retailer reward program at Londis
New ‘Cool’ initiative doubles the standard discount on all fresh food purchases
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NewsLondis launches £10k 'Bring a Friend' recruitment contest
Londis is trying to drive up retailer numbers with a recruitment campaign aimed at getting members to ‘Bring a Friend’…
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NewsBudgens, Londis have high hopes of Booker
Booker created a convenience retail powerhouse when it swooped on Budgens and Londis in a £40m deal last month
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NewsCharles Wilson on Booker deal - 'The Budgens and Londis supply chain is underutilised'
The deal, if approved by the Competition & Markets Authority, will create a symbol group with 4,907 stores
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NewsCity Snapshot: Booker to buy Londis and Budgens
Booker has signed a deal with Musgrave to buy its Londis and Budgens chains in the UK for £40m, plus Dairy Crest’s annual profits collapse, Booker’s full-year results and the rest of today’s news from the City
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NewsBooker succeeds in £40m bid for Budgens and Londis
Londis currently has 1,630 convenience stores and sales of £504m in the year to December 2014, while Budgens has 167 convenience stores and supermarkets and sales of £329m.
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NewsLondis increases support with new 2020 terms and conditions
Londis has introduced a new set of terms and conditions in a move designed to give its retailers greater value…
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NewsLondis reshuffles management team
John Ridgley, Paul Adam, John Taylor and Des Dunbar on the move
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NewsBestway sees 22% increase in delivered sales, outstripping Londis
Bestway said it had clocked up delivered sales of more than £650m in retail in the past year for the first time
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NewsLondis introduces fresh produce to its SmartBuy value range
Londis has this week introduced seven fresh produce lines to its own-label value range…
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NewsLondis store total falls as standards tighten
The number of Londis stores could fall to below 1,600 by the end of 2015, the symbol group has predicted…
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Analysis & FeaturesFascias & Franchises Special Report 2015
It’s been a huge year for symbol groups with bright new entrants, chaotic changes, new enemies and a flurry of switching…
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NewsNew brand directors appointed for Budgens and Londis
Musgrave GB moves to hire two new brand managers for their two major properties