All articles by Jake Kennedy – Page 3
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Features and analysisCo-op reveals first store on the UK Defence Estate at HMS Collingwood
Co-op is partnering with ESS Defence, provider of foodservice and facilities management to UK military establishments
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Features and analysisLatvian authorities take down huge illicit cigarette factory
Latvian State Police and the Border Guard have dismantled a criminal network involved in illegal tobacco production
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Features and analysisWigan’s Smithy Green Nisa Local store hits £30,000 community donation milestone
Smithy Green Nisa Local has made a lasting impact on the local community, donating over £14,000 this year alone
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Features and analysisKP Nuts teams up with darts prodigy Luke Littler
KP Nuts partners with darts sensation Luke Littler, this festive season’s most electrifying sportsman
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Features and analysisOne Stop launches community Christmas Hampers for ninth year
After a successful Christmas campaign in 2023, One Stop are bringing their festive hampers back for the ninth year running
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Features and analysisLetchworth community gets early Christmas gift as new Nisa store opens
The Parade at Southfields, Letchworth, welcomed a brand new Nisa convenience store this weekend
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Features and analysisWestminster store must close after contravening its alcohol licence conditions
Convenience store caught selling alcohol outside of legal hours to undercover detectives has lost its alcohol licence
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Product NewsSpar North of England meal deal upgrades improve value and range
Major upgrades have been made to Spar North of England’s range of meal deals
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Features and analysisScrooge is alive and kicking at Reach, Fed says after price increases
Independent retailers condemn newspaper publisher Reach for using the festive period to try to sneak through cover price rises
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Features and analysisMost retailers would prefer raising legal age for smoking to 21 over complete ban
Majority of retailers would prefer raising minimum legal age of purchase to 21 rather than a generational smoking ban
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Features and analysisLA Foods marks milestone with 1,000th EDGEPoS installation
Henderson Technology has announced the 1,000th installation of its innovative EPOS system at LA Foods in London
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Features and analysisFairtrade Foundation responds to coffee price surge
Fairtrade Foundation explains why higher coffee prices don’t solve the sector’s problem
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Features and analysisCCEP to donates meals to FareShare with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar wholesale orders
CCEP is launching an initiative in partnership with wholesalers to donate the equivalent of up to 300,000 meals to FareShare
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Features and analysisMars Petcare reports growing bond between pets and owners to be a growth opportunity
Mars Petcare is spotlighting the evolving relationship between pets and owners with findings from the world’s largest pet parent study
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Features and analysisTop Products survey from The Grocer and NIQ reveals home cooking as the largest influencer on grocery
New data released today from The Grocer and analysts NIQ in its Top Products survey has been unveiled
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Features and analysisOne Stop launches Christmas merchandise for charity
One Stop has launched a festive range of merchandise to support its charity partners Young Lives vs Cancer and Alzheimer’s Society
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Features and analysis‘There’s no other UK store doing this’ – retailer’s appeal to suppliers and wholesalers for his community
A Newcastle-upon-Tyne retailer is still using his own funds to feed his local community
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Features and analysisCCTV image of man suspected of convenience store assault in Merseyside
Detectives have issued CCTV images of a man who could have information that may assist with their enquiries following assault at convenience store in Leasowe
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Features and analysis93 members of organised crime groups arrested over £4m worth of retail theft
Work to tackle organised retail crime gathers pace as 93 arrests from organised crime groups are made in seven months
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Features and analysisPrime Minister answers direct question on Labour’s reaction to retail crime
The question was raised at Prime Minister’s Questions in parliament