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Spritz for dry January

WILFRED’S reckons it's got dry January consumers covered with its Wilfred’s alcohol-free spritz drink. Available in a 500ml bottle at a price of £19,...

Good forecast for c-stores

THE future looks bright for convenience retailing according to a new report from training and research charity IGD. A new forecast from the charity predicts...

Town centre action needed

The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) has called for the Scottish Government to take a more “coherent” public policy approach towards town centres
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Don’t get caught out by new labelling laws, use MenuCal to track your ingredients

With the rise of the ‘conscious consumer’, it is now more important than ever for customers to know exactly what is in their food and identify potential allergen hazards.
Sunak’s mini budget cut fuel duty.

Cautious praise for Sunak

CHANCELLOR Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement was met with muted praise from supply chain stakeholders last month, with calls for more to be done in the face of rising fuel prices.
Broadsheets have been reporting rumours of an Asda bid for B&M.

Rumour mill rages

ASDA may be about to join its supermarket rivals on the acquisition trail following reports the supermarket’s US parent firm Walmart is considering a...
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Lambrini acquired

Accolade Wines has acquired Lambrini. This is Accolade’s third acquisition in the past year, following the purchase of Katnook Estate and Rolf Binder Wines in Australia.
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Unitas forms council

Unitas Wholesale has launched a new supplier council representing more than 300 retail, foodservice and on trade suppliers
Prep House syas it will offer retailers and consumers a variety of quality sauces.

Prep House in Scottish business drive

A leading provider of high-quality sauces, dips and gravies – Prep House – has set up an exclusive partnership with wholesaler Fife Creamery in order to expand its business in Scotland.
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High street still struggling

Scotland's high streets continue to suffer under the weight of coronavirus restrictions, with retail sales markedly below 2019 levels.

Defying reality

MAINSTREAM media reports have repeatedly told motorists that fuel prices will slump and some supermarkets have slashed rates to less than £1 a litre...

Discounters plan ahead

THERE were only seven applications to build new supermarkets in Scotland last year according to construction analyst Barbour ABI.
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A virtual return for an event

NOVEMBER will see the return of the Showcasing Scotland Regional: North-East and Highlands & Islands food and drink event.

Bid to acquire Morrisons

Morrisons was the belle of the ball on the London Stock Exchange late last month, when its share price surged 20% in one day – following the supermarket’s rejection of a private equity takeover offer
A shopper pushes a trolley or groceries in a store.

A positive December performance for Scottish retail

Scottish retailers saw a bright end to 2022, with a rise in sales, according to the latest KPMG Scottish retail sales monitor collected for the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC).

United call for retail discount

THIRTEEN leading business representative groups have called on the Scottish finance secretary to introduce a business rates discount for all retail premises.