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convenience store shoppers want convenience
A comprehensive new studyby Meyers Research Center (MRC) finds that convenience store shoppers are seeking cold beverages,friendly employees and know what they want before they get through the door. The findings are part of Meyers' Convenience StoreClose-Up Wave Six, which takes a look
five questions with ez marts sonja hubbard
What do you see as thegreatest opportunity in the convenience retailing businessat present?Convenience. It's what we whatwe sell and what customerswant. People are more pressedfor time than ever so convenience is more important thanever. What an opportunity. What are you d
making the most at the car wash
Discounting and sacrificing fuel margins may not be the most effective way to build incremental sales.
daypart dining
While lunch is a proven daypart for convenience stores, truly capturing customers means creating morning and dinner offers. Three retailers share their secrets to capturing dining dollars without cannibalizing existing lunch sales.
a partner you can trust
Finding the right supplier partners is crucial to convenience store retailers that is only enhanced in this era ofultra competitiveness. That's why Convenience Store Decisions set out to identify the suppliers and manufacturersretailers say are doing the best job meeting their needs as partof
elevating the customer experience
Innovation, commitment to service is the hallmark of the Parker business strategy.
the debate over minimum wage
With a federal increase on the horizon, CSD polls retailers to get their take on this hot-button issue.
partnering for perfection
CSD acknowledges the suppliers that retailers themselves said were partners in growing their businesses.
united front
For Sunny Singh, general manager of retail operations forGardena, Calif.-based United Oil, good business sense justruns through his veins. Not only does he possess a strong business acumen, he's also intimately aware of the intricacies necessary to succeed in the highly competitive convenience
dispensing dollars
Tetley Harris enhances foodservice programs with a wealth of "better for you" beverages.
the evolution of cash management
From till balancing, to robbery prevention, to cash security, Tidel provides secure solutions for today's cash management needs.
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