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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.
(Clockwise from top left) Retailers Majid, Brown, Rajak, and Dr. John Lee.

More harm than good

PROPOSALS to limit the advertising and promotion of vaping products in Scotland have come under fire from Scottish retailers.

DRS business case raises big questions

SCOTTISH Grocer analysis of the Scottish Government’s business case for DRS has raised questions over the figures at the heart of deposit return.

Stores stand with Ukraine

RETAILERS have been doing their bit to support those affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Shelf of pastries

FTG back in growth

FOOD to go is bouncing back, with new research suggesting the category will exceed 2019 turnover figures.
Mohammed Issa and family

Champion of Dundee

THE Scottish Grocer team was saddened to learn that Dundee retailer Mohammed Issa has died.

Few booze cruises to Carlisle

THE impact of minimum unit pricing (MUP) on cross-border purchases of alcohol has been minimal according to a new report from Public Health Scotland.

Build for the future

GROUND was broken at the site of the Co-op’s Newhouse distribution centre last month.
HLP’s Gillian Edgar was on hand to distributed free fruit to children.

Spar retailers bearing fruit

FIVE independent Spar stores did their bit to promote healthier dietary choices last month, in partnership with the Healthy Living Programme.
unitas log

New faces for Unitas

UNITAS Wholesale is set to bolster its management team with two new hires.

Support is blooming

SCOTMID Uddingston has been supporting green-fingered community groups to mark the launch of its Caulders Garden Centre pop-up shop.

EV hub in Glasgow

A NEW Electric Vehicle Hub is set to open at Great Western Retail Park in Glasgow.
GroceryAid’s Scottish committee will host a one-day festival this September.

Rocking retailers

MOVE over TRNSMT, the team at GroceryAid is bringing a big music event to Glasgow, with all monies raised being used to fund the charity’s work supporting industry colleagues.
Man wearing mask in supermarket aisle

Masks off on 18 April

  THE legal requirement to wear face coverings in Scottish shops will end on 18 April – subject to clinical advice – the First Minister...

Fuel duty slashed and NI threshold to rise

FUEL duty will be cut by 5p from six o'clock tonight (23 March), with a £3,000 increase in the National Insurance threshold to follow,...

SGF pushes back on judicial review claims

Trade association says speculation is factually incorrect THE Scottish Grocers’ Federation has said it is not currently pursuing a judicial review into the Scottish Government's...