All Market Consolidation articles – Page 3
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NewsCo-op Group ready to deliver franchising "at scale"
The Co-op Group has announced it now has the capability to deliver franchising “at scale”, while launching a new website and setting out criteria for potential franchisees.
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NewsFirst university Co-op franchise store to open in Leeds
The first Co-op franchise store on a university campus is set to open in Leeds in February, as the group looks to actively recruit independent Nisa and Costcutter stores as franchisees.
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NewsCostcutter says Co-op Group supply deal lifts store standards
The introduction of more than 800 Co-op products into Costcutter-supplied stores is helping to drive standards across the group, Costcutter claims.
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NewsNisa announces double-digit sales rise in latest format stores
Nisa stores that converted to the latest Evolution format over the past 12 months have enjoyed an average sales rise of 11.8%, according to the symbol group.
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NewsCo-op sales boosted by Nisa acquisition and food sales
The Co-op Group has announced a 10% increase in sales for the first half of 2018 to £5bn, driven by a strong food sales performance and the completion of its acquisition of Nisa.
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NewsThird wave of Co-op products reaches Nisa-supplied stores
The third wave of Co-op own label products has just been made available to Nisa-supplied stores, with retailers and shoppers reacting positively to the bolstered range.
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NewsMcColl's posts like-for-like sales fall despite heatwave
McColl’s has blamed a 0.9% drop in like-for-like third quarter sales - recorded during the summer heatwave - on continued supply chain disruption caused by the collapse of wholesaler Palmer & Harvey.
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NewsRetailers welcome new terms package for Bargain Booze
Bestway Retail has unveiled a new set of terms for its franchisees following the acquisition of the Bargain Booze business
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NewsBestway completes purchase of Blakemore depot in Walsall
Bestway Wholesale has formally completed the purchase of the former A.F Blakemore depot in Walsall.
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NewsCo-op products get positive reception from independents
Nisa and Costcutter retailers have reacted positively to the introduction of Co-op own-brand products in their stores.
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NewsCo-op made reported £15m takeover bid for Costcutter
The Co-operative Group recently made a £15m bid for the Costcutter Supermarket Group, according to reports by Sky News.
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NewsCostcutter sets out ambitions as Co-op products come on stream
All Costcutter stores have now transitioned into the new Co-op/Nisa supply chain and will shortly be receiving their first order of Co-op own brand products.
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NewsNisa retailers place orders for Co-op's own-label range
Nisa retailers have started placing orders for the Co-op Group’s own label range, which will be introduced into independent stores over the next few weeks.
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NewsCostcutter terms package in Co-op deal starts Nisa row
The publication of new trading terms for Costcutter members as a result of the new supply deal with the Co-op has kicked off a row within Nisa, as some members believe they could be unwittingly subsidising the deal.
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NewsCo-op promises Nisa stores price cuts and 800 own brand lines
The Co-op Group has promised Nisa retailers access to an initial 800 Co-op own brand lines and cost price reductions of up to 20% on a number of lines, as well as continued access to Nisa’s Heritage own brand.
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NewsCo-op announces new Nisa ceo as takeover completes
The Co-op Group has completed its acquisition of Nisa Retail and announced former Tesco executive Ken Towle as chief executive of the distributor.
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NewsCo-op Group's takeover of Nisa gets final court approval
The Co-op Group’s takeover over Nisa has received final court approval, with completion set for Tuesday 8 May.
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NewsBargain Booze stores report improvement in stock levels
Conviviality-affiliated retailers are reporting that stock levels have stabilised, just under one month after Conviviality’s Retail arm was acquired by Bestway.
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NewsBestway confirms plan to retain Conviviality assets
Bestway is to retain all stores inherited as part of its acquisition of Conviviality Retail and run them as a company-owned c-store division, the wholesaler has confirmed.
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NewsBestway confirms purchase of Conviviality Retail brands
Bestway Wholesale has bought Conviviality’s retail arm, a day after the company entered administration
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