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‘Glimmer of hope’ for Scottish retail

After a worryingly poor Christmas season, Scottish retail saw a more positive January – with a 2% like-for-like sales increase on the year before .

Every little bit helps this Easter

Tesci is calling on charities and community groups across the UK to get in touch to receive surplus food as part of a charity drive in the run up to Easter .

Fresh start for grocery sales

Strong sales in fresh produce helped the UK grocery market record a sales uplift for the 12 weeks to 27 January .
Lexi the dog and Scotmid staff, children, and the SSPCA.

Barking up the right tree

OVER 170,000 children in Scotland will receive classes on animal welfare thanks to a £141,000 donation from Scotmid
Milkshake: the Aldi deal is done.

Discounter dairy deal

ALDI has extended its partnership with Graham’s The Family Dairy
Victoria Atkins with the NFRN.

Protection promised

THE UK Government has vowed to explore ways in which it can give additional protection to shopworkers, particularly when they face abuse in relation to age-restricted sales
Shoplifting is rising at a shocking speed and retailers want something done about it.

Don’t ignore c-store crime

Conference hears from independent retailers who have faced in-store violence
Track and Trace has been designed to make life harder for those selling illicit tobacco products.

Track and Trace is coming soon

JTI head of communications Mark Yexley explains what new tobacco rules will mean for convenience retailers
No-deal will spell disruption.

Worries for wine

A NO-deal Brexit would cost the wine industry £70m due to the amount of extra paperwork that would be required
Calais Queue

No deal Brexit chaos would be a disaster for British retail industry

THE Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) has warned that retailers would take a massive hit should the UK exit the European Union without some kind of deal

Food to go is here to stay

In the first Convenience Conversation of 2019, Scottish Grocer invited a group of retailers, suppliers and EPOS firms to Kirkcaldy to talk food to go and impulse. Discussion centred around how c-stores can position themselves to make the most of this valuable market .
Broken Egg with EU theme

Breggsit concerns

BRITISH Lion egg processors are predicting supply problems regardless of whether or not a deal is struck with the EU
Theresa May and EU flags

Brexit means challenges

Scottish independent retailers say Brexit is already affecting business

Deposit return trial gets underway

Dennis and Linda Williams welcome guests for launch of 12-week DRS pilot scheme across three c-stores .

Huge illegal tobacco haul in Glasgow

Four arrested for excise duty fraud HMRC has seized an estimated five tonnes of suspected illicit tobacco in Glasgow. Revenue and Customs officers uncovered the haul...

Opinion split on DRS

Individuals and industry disagree on best way forward The public wants it all, but industry strikes a more cautious tone according to analysis of the...