Size matters in drinks aisle
Packs, tax and lower sugar
PACK size is a vital consideration in the purchase decisions of Scottish energy and functional drinks consumers according to two...
Catering for a garden party
SCOTS love an excuse to get outside and will grab any chance to enjoy the sunshine when it shows up
Dance for cash
INDUSTRY charity GroceryAid raised over half a million pounds at its annual gala ball, which moved to a new home in London.
Romance lends retailers a hand
FOOD sales, aided by Valentine’s Day, saw Scottish retail sales perform well in February ahead of the disruption caused by snow
Peas on the box
BIRDS Eye is to spend £4.8m on TV and online advertising for vegetables over the next two years.
Yellow effort raises funds
FOLLOWING its fantastic effort that raised £640,000 for Marie Curie in 2017, Spar stores got right behind the charity again last month.
Co-op trial for appy shoppers
SHOPPERS in a hurry could soon avoid the till all together in an initiative being trialled by the Co-op.
Biggest ever dinner
NISA is gearing up for its biggest ever annual trade show this month after increasing the size of the exhibition
MFG takes biggest share of UK forecourts
The £1.2bn deal gives MFG a combined total of more than 900 sites.
Electronic ordering is big hit
AN ordering app introduced by Filshill last year has been a big hit with customers according to the wholesaler.
Logo ready to go
WHOLESALER Bestway has revealed the livery for Bestway Vans Direct, its recently launched van sales operation
Record growth in grocery sales
GROWTH in grocery has hit its highest level for 18 months as supermarkets continue to enjoy increases in volume sales.
Producers still at risk despite deal
FOOD and drink manufacturing in the UK could face a hidden hard Brexit if sufficient measures are not put in place to meet complex ‘rules of origin’ criteria
Recruitment brings in new customers
Best-one nets ex-Costcutter and Mace stores
FTG grant deadline looms
RETAILERS have until the end of this month to submit their application for a grant of up to £7,500 to beef up their food to go offer.
There’s no business like snow business
Retailers step up as snow storm hits Scotland
