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Heard it on the grapevine

THINGS are changing in the wine market and retailers offering more unusual grapes could do well in 2018

Gluten is frozen out

Dr. Oetker eyes category growth going forward

For the time pressed

The Tigg’s range is available in five flavours in both 250g and 25g packs.

More space in chillers for low and no sugar

Energy drinks without the sugar content will be an essential part of any convenience offer in 2018

Chocolate ticks the boxes

Bean and Pod reckons its Vegetarian and Vegan Society approved chocolate should appeal to consumers in 2018.

The craft of selling

Personal touch crucial to craft beer, wine and spirits success says Onker

Marketing with a new digital tool

COSTCUTTER Supermarket Group is entering 2018 with a new digital offer that should aid retailers with their marketing.

What’s working in Scotland’s stores

Retailer insight straight from the shop floor

Keep the big night in going year round

Nisha Enterprises reckons it’s range of sweet and savoury brands have something to offer convenience stores all year round

Health focus for next year

The firm behind major convenience brands including McVitie’s and Jacobs reckons that while snacking will continue to be an ingrained part of daily eating habits

Bringing in the cheddar

A festive fifth-uplift for cheese

Packing a punch with some protein

PROTEIN products were a real winner in 2017 and Wessanen UK, brand owner for Whole Earth is gearing up for more interest in 2018

Health a big hit

HAVING healthy products on the shelf looks like its going to be one of the secrets to success in 2018

Investing in tech to bring costs down

EPOS specialist Point Four reckons it can offer the solution to steep wage costs through investment in new technology.

The dangers of employing family

Mixing family and business is a long tradition in the grocery sector, but as many will have experienced, it is not always plain sailing
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Catching out the proxy purchasers

A PROXY purchasing campaign in North Lanarkshire has reported 38 adults caught buying alcohol for children.