Lucy Marrett, Author at Convenience & Impulse Retailing

A survey has revealed that most convenience retailers in the UK offer staff less than 10 hours of in-store training

Training in convenience not so convenient

Levels of obesity have risen steeply in Australia despite some evidence that sugar intakes have declined. A study published by

Maurice Blackburn Lawyers is preparing to launch a class action against Woolworths for alleged breaches of the Corporations Act. Woolworths

A warning has been issued to all workers in the convenience industry following a murder at a Caltex in Queanbeyan

Coca-Cola has been called out for funding of health-related research without disclosing it. The British Medical Journal (BMJ) lifted the

Fuel producer and retailer BP has flagged divestment from refining concerns in order to invest in their retail outlets. BP

Reckitt Benckiser has been ordered to pay up to $6 million after losing a High Court appeal. The Federal Court

Ocean Spray International Services has recently appointed David Wingate into the role of category business development manager, to lead Ocean

Superfoods are all the rage at the moment, consumers can’t seem to get enough of the wholesome and nutrition packed

Off the back of applying for trademarks covering hundreds of products in late 2016, German supermarket Lidl is set to

The retail industry has shifted in the last 20 years; moreover, there have been significant innovations and technological advancements in

Liberal Democrat Senator David Leyonhjelm has voiced his support for the sale of packaged alcohol in the convenience sector, following

The convenience industry still holds 6.8% of bread sales in Australia, despite years of decline.