Convenience retail chiefs voice employment fears
Retail industry chiefs have voiced concerns about changes that are part of the Employment Rights Act and the youth unemployment crisis.
VR tour of Nisa store
Nisa has launched a virtual reality tool which lets retailers explore the Evolution store
IVG outlines its ambitions to hit £1billion in revenue
British vaping manufacturer IVG has unveiled its new ambition to reach £1billion in annual revenue within the next three years with plans to invest across its infrastructure.
Celebrating local produce
SCOTTISH food and drink producers are running out of time to enter this year’s Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards.
The deadline for submissions closes on 14 February.
The Fed to hold Scottish retailer event
Independent store owners are being urged to attend the Perth Retailer Summer Get Together being hosted by the Fed's Scotland District.
New notes in circulation
FOLLOWING the launch of the Bank of England polymer £20 – two new Scottish plastic notes rolled out late last month.
Encouraging food growth
FOOD sales in Scotland outperformed total retail during January.
RaceTrack Strathclyde relaunches with charity donation
The RaceTrack Pitstop Strathclyde convenience store has marked its move to Co-op Wholesale by making a £500 donation to a local community organisation.
Campaign takes aim at Aldi pricing
TESCO has been looking to lure shoppers away from the discounters through a new Aldi price match campaign.
Thousands apply for COVID grants
MORE than 71,000 applications have been received for coronavirus business support grants in Scotland.
As of 5 May, local authorities in Scotland had awarded 53,765...
Wholesale betrayal
Strong words from Unitas boss
Zero Waste Scotland launches food waste matchmaker
Tackling waste during a crisis
Food retail bucks trend
Total food sales in July were up compared to last year, according to the latest figures produced by KPMG for the Scottish Retail Consortium
High street is struggling
Food sales in Scotland continue to buck the trend as the rest of the retail sector suffers declining sales.
High street struggle
FOOD sales were the only shining light in an otherwise dark September for Scottish retail.
Restrictions drive growth
Covid-19 continues to boost spend
