Tag: Scottish Grocers’ Federation
Speak out about abuse
A new campaign fronted by Crimestoppers Scotland, Fearless.org and the Scottish Grocers Federation (SGF), aims to raise awareness on how violence and abuse impact on retail staff
Rates relief for one year
Retailers are set to benefit from 100% business rates relief to the end of the 2021/22 financial year
Retailers left in the lurch
Edinburgh retailers have expressed dismay at the announcement that online delivery platform Shoply will be pulling its service from stores in the capital.
SGF match-funding pilot scheme launched
The Scottish Grocers Federation (SGF) has launched a new initiative that will see £100,000 invested in ten local shops
Big push for healthy living
The Healthy Living Programme is rolling out a raft of new resources for retailers this autumn.
SGF calls for enforcement
Retailers report mask use slipping
President Dan Brown
Musselburgh retailer Dan Brown has been inaugurated as the new president of the Scottish Grocers Federation
Edinburgh firm eyes c-stores
Edinburgh-based start-up Drinkly has rebranded as Shoply as the home-delivery service looks to snap up more c-store business
Now not the time for DRS
The Scottish Government has come under fire from retail industry leaders over its decision to launch a deposit return scheme (DRS) for drinks containers in 2022
C-store DRS test finds glass problematic
Including glass in a Scottish deposit return scheme could be disastrous for convenience retailers, a new test has found.
L&M Premier goes big on food to go, despite limited floor space
Hot prospect in Aberdeen
Deposit return is coming in 2021
No automatic exemptions for small stores, glass included, 18 months to go and one more chance to have your say .
Retailers reminded of Challenge 25 tobacco rules
Staying on top of tobacco tests
Retailers on top of MUP roll out
Report finds c-stores as good as multiples .
DRS ding dong at Scottish parliament
CPG focuses on ScotGov’s controversial proposals .
Gender imbalance still plagues retail
Women in retail speak out at Holyrood
