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Seven new Co-op stores

The Co-op opened seven new stores in Scotland late last month, as part of a £4.4m investment programme
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Bestway gives back

Wholesaler Bestway has donated £100,000 to the Save the Children charity
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Nisa raises millions

MAKING A Difference Locally (MADL) has made a total of £11m since it was founded in 2008
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Getting your fill at Scotmid

Scotmid has introduced its first ever self-service refill station for dried foods
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Glasgow gets fast delivery

Amazon and Morrisons have expanded their same-day grocery delivery service
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Uber Eats for c-store retailers

Costcutter has joined forces with Uber Eats for the launch of a new c-store delivery service
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A depot that’s fit for the future

UWS has invested £1 million in a technology-driven overhaul of its Glasgow Queenslie site
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DRS debate rages on at Holyrood

Industry experts raise concerns with proposed scheme
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Payzone wins major contract

Post Office and Payzone retailers will now be able to process Scottish Gas payments

More commission coming

Post Officer retailers are set to see their commission increase 10% by 2021
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Boost for convenience tech

Boost for convenience tech
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More questions than answers

2019 proved to be another year of uncertainty, with the impact of Brexit, DRS and the promotions ban still unclear
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Supporting foodbanks

Inverclyde Tescos encouraging customers to donate to a local foodbank
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Change at Co-op group

There is a new man at the top of Co-operative Federal Retail and Trading Services
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A spotlight on Scottish stores

Retailers work hard to provide vital services
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Promo ban slammed

Retailers voiced their concerns over proposed promotions restrictions at the latest meeting of the Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group for convenience stores