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Food flourishing in Scottish stores

Food sales continue to perform well across Scotland

Sales shine in convenience

Warm weather propped up sales across the grocery sector this summer

Gravity defying off-trade growth

Heineken finds no alcohol flying in Scotland

More people turning to GroceryAid

GroceryAid has revealed it spent £4.7m over the last year, supporting 14,583 grocery colleagues who had fallen on hard time

Co-op supply prize

There was no shortage of reasons to celebrate at the first-ever Co-op Scottish Supplier Awards, with winners crowned across 11 categories
Booze

Sharing views on MUP

The Scottish Wholesale Association has urged its members to take part in the Scottish Government’s consultation on minimum unit pricing
Calais

No deal could be a disaster

Report finds Brexit could cost over £9bn
Co-op bag

Co-op ditches plastic bags

Plastic bags are set to be removed from the Co-op and replaced with a compostable alternative
Britvic labels

Big birthday for Britvic

Soft drinks giant Britvic is celebrating eight decades in the business

Buying group reveals its post-merger board

Plenty of Scottish representation at the top of Unitas
Scotmid

A new store for 160th celebrations

Scotmid is gearing up to celebrate its 160th anniversary by ringing in 2019 with a new purpose-built convenience store

Big change for lottery

National Lottery operator Camelot has unveiled changes to both Lotto and Euromillions, as well as a new draw game scheduled to launch in 2019

Tough trading top of agenda

Experts warn of challenging conditions

Shout about your store

There is still time to submit your entry for the Scottish Grocer Awards 2019

Change at the top for Bestway

There will be a changing of the guard at the top of Bestway Wholesale next month as managing director Martin Race has announced plans to step down on 30 November

Doors are open at Jack’s

Tesco has thrown its hat into the discounter ring with the launch of new store brand, Jack’s