October Product Launches
While the industry and the government boast about the success of the 2018 sugar levy in cutting sugar consumption, PepsiCo has recently made an offer that convenience shoppers cannot refuse.
What to Expect from the Unexpected (festive sales uplift in c-stores)
Although demand for alcohol on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve jumps 100% in shops open on those days, overall sales uplift in December isn’t huge for small shops.
TRDP Partner With Local Charity SHEP
SHEP offers an emergency service for those in need of essential furniture, electrical appliances, and household items. These attributes are free of charge to individuals and families suffering crisis in the Stamford area.
Gin sales slow for 2019 as younger buyers turn towards rum
Gin growth remains strong in Scotland, the East of England and the Midlands. In contrast, c-store shoppers in London and Northern Ireland appear to be ditching the gin in favour of rum.
Profit From MediaMaster
MediaMaster has been proven to boost sales and also provide a basis to make extra profit
Which Halloween Confectionery Sells Best?
During the run-up to All Hallow’s Eve – special lines of sweets, chocolate, and crisps hit the shelves boasting of special flavours, packaging, and deals. With such a wide array of produce available, it’s hard to know which spooky-themed specials are the best sellers.
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UK convenience sector remains resilient – August performance highlights
There was a positive mood at the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) launch of The Local Shop Report 2019 earlier this month. The report records an increase in convenience outlet numbers. At the same time, TRDP are pleased to report improved year-on-year figures from our estate of independent standalone stores.
Scottish Government To Restrict Promotions Of HFSS Products
Nicola Sturgeon has announced the Scottish Government’s legislative programme for next year. Plans include passing legislation to restrict displays and promotions of high fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) foods. This could see overall sales for Scottish c-stores take a 15% nosedive in regards to confectionery alone.
Back to school and Fresher’s week
As students return to school and head off to university, what purchases are they making for the new academic year in convenience?