Superhero wholesaler
GLASGOW-based wholesaler Lomond put in a hero’s turn with its Cash for Kids Superhero Day.
Mixed reviews for minimum pricing
One month in retailers assess the controversial policy
Push for a ban on promotions
ScotGov ramps up the obesity rhetoric
C-stores a vital economic pillar
Businesses praise c-stores at Holyrood
Global brief for Ivanov
THE new chief commercial officer at Pladis is Dmitry Ivanov.
Rons joins tech team
TLM Technologies has appointed Jonathan Rons as its head of convenience.
Snapping up a crisp brand
INTERSNACK Group, the parent company of KP Snacks, has reached an agreement to acquire premium crisp producer Tyrrells, Inc and its brands.
Bells builds board to help expansion
Third generation family members take roles
Helping at heart of the community
POTATO supplier Branston has donated £1,600 to Abernethy community council to help fund the installation of three defibrillators in the area.
Making moves in marketing
WEETABIX Food Company UK & Ireland, has made a number of internal changes to its marketing team.
Thursday fun supports charities
Weetabix Food Company got its support of the FareShare UK and GroceryAid charities off to a flying start with its first ever Charity Month in April.
Carrier bag cash put to good use
Six groups share £50,000 donations
Crime bill enters next phase
THE quest to provide retail workers with greater protection from violence under the law has entered its next phase.
SG interview: Barbara Henderson, Lomond
Barbara Henderson is committed to quality and she has her sights set on expanding food to go in Scottish independents
Charity broadens scope of initiative
GroceryAid campaign takes a step up
Good weather boosts sales
THREE days of hot weather in April helped UK supermarket sales jump 11% year-on-year but that wasn’t enough to offset the pervious three weeks of poor weather
