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Spar’s £100k charity fund

SPAR UK is set to distribute £100,000 to good causes across the UK.

Fake vape crackdown

COUNTERFEIT vaping goods worth up to £100,000 have been seized from a London store.
Outgoing Scottish president Ferhan Ashiq presented Johnson with the award.

Fed thanks Johnson

DANIEL Johnson MSP has been recognised by the Federation of Independent Retailers (NFRN) for his support for the sector.
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Charging on with cup fee

SINGLE-use food and drink containers are high on the agenda again at Holyrood, following the announcement that disposable coffee cups could soon carry a mandatory charge.
Filshill aims to transition its fleet.

Green exploration

JW Filshill has joined forces with Scottish Power to explore decarbonisation options for its vehicle fleet.

Praise for local hero

A KIRKCALDY supermarket worker has been praised at the Scottish Parliament for her outstanding efforts in the community.
Jessica Van Tromp

Local role at Scotmid

SCOTMID has appointed a new local sourcing manager.

Call to act on footfall

THE Scottish Retail Consortium has called for the government to act now, following another set of disappointing footfall figures.

Society still on right track

THE easing of Covid restrictions has affected each arm of Scotmid’s business in different ways, but the society’s latest financial results remain largely positive.

A royal prize for Nairn’s

EDINBURGH based oatcake and gluten-free snack business Nairn’s has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise.

The search is on for Scotland’s top green businesses

Scotland’s businesses can showcase their excellence in environmental practice by entering VIBES Scottish Environment Business Awards and this year more businesses from Scotland’s retail and hospitality sectors are being encouraged to apply.

Kinder recall: what you need to know

FERRERO has been recalling selected Kinder batches in response to potential salmonella contamination. The recall affects products from the confectionery giant’s plant in Arlon, Belgium....
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Camelot launches lottery legal challenge

NATIONAL Lottery operator Camelot has issued High Court proceedings against the Gambling Commission, over its decision to hand the next lottery licence to Allwyn...
Colin Smith SWA

Connecting to wholesale

OVER 200 meetings between Scottish wholesalers and food and drink producers took place last month at an event intended to improve links between the two sectors.
Former nightclub owner Paul Crawford secured an investment on Dragon’s Den.

Panther wins with Dragons

GLASGOW entrepreneur Paul Crawford gave his brand a serious exposure boost last month, when he appeared on BBC’s Dragon’s Den.

Awards Profile – Innovation in Impulse

OPENING a new store at any time can be a challenge but this must go doubly so during a pandemic. It was no small feat then, when Barry Oujla, owner of Barry’s Convenience Stores, and his son Steven, opened a new store in 2020.