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More Tesco c-stores

SUPERMARKET giant Tesco signalled that it intended to drive further into convenience retailing when it announced poor trading results last month. Chief executive Philip...
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Another turn of the screw

SUPERMARKET sales fell by 4.4% during the 12 weeks to 15 May 2022, as consumers felt the effects of significant grocery price inflation.
Filshill aims to transition its fleet.

Green exploration

JW Filshill has joined forces with Scottish Power to explore decarbonisation options for its vehicle fleet.
NATIONAL Lottery sales grew 6.9% last year, to reach an all-time high of £6,977.9m according to operator Camelot. Independent stores account for 83% of all lottery sales and last year saw the company added a further 8,000 stores to its UK network, bringing the total up to 36,700.

Camelot claims Lotto lift-off

But overall sales look static NATIONAL Lottery organiser Camelot says the increase in prize values and ticket prices on its Lotto product has revitalised the...
HMRC has been targeting retailers in Scotland thought to be selling non duty-paid alcohol.

Wholesale chief warns on rogue drinks

PRESIDENT of the Scottish Wholesale Association Asim Sarwar has told Scottish Grocer that amounts of illegal alcohol available in Scotland seem to have reached...

Local pride

Winner: Gerry Haughey, Spar, Main Street, Thornliebank Store Manager of the Year 2015 – sponsored by Tennent’s Interview with Gerry Haughey. Winner details Size: 3,000 sq ft Symbol: Spar Staff: 11 Hours: 6am...
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A new era for Costcutter

A NEW era for Costcutter retailers kicks-off this month as the group’s supply deal with The Co-op comes into effect.
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Three face fraud charge

THREE men have been charged after more than four million illicit cigarettes were uncovered in a Glasgow warehouse

A day in the life – ride along with CJ Lang

Scottish Grocer hits the road with CJ Lang driver John Howie DELIVERIES are crucial to the convenience industry, with disruption leading to the kinds of...
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The thrill of the grill

SCOTTISH produce specialist, Scotty Brand, has added Scotch Beef Burgers to its portfolio in time for the al fresco eating season. There are three varieties,...
Ian Curle, chief executive, Edrington.

Ginger Grouse rolls out as Edrington adds 3%

EDRINGTON, the private Scottish group, that owns and makes whiskies like Famous Grouse, Macallan and Highland Park saw sales turnover rise 3% to £607m...
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DRS handling fees revealed

THE handling fee that retailers will receive for returned containers when Scotland’s deposit return scheme goes live have been revealed.
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Getting a grip on illnesses

Drivers are being urged to wear gloves when refuelling to avoid getting – or passing on – flu, Covid and other serious illnesses found on forecourt pump handles.

Sales slip at Costcutter

COSTCUTTER Supermarkets Group has announced an 8.9% decline in annual turnover. A statement from parent company Bibby Line Group revealed that total turnover for 2015...
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Energetic appeal from Post Office

THE Post Office has been urging the UK Government, local councils and energy companies to make use of its ‘Payout’ voucher service – as consumers face rising energy bills.
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Food crime in the spotlight

FOOD and drink industry groups have come together to back a new unit aimed at tackling food crime.