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At Asian Trader we have been blowing the trumpet for PMPs for a long while.

Bikes Against Bombs, the annual wholesale, convenience and foodservice charity bike ride, announced that is has now raised over £1million.

Premium chocolate brand Lindt Lindor has launched Price-marked Packs (PMPs) in two on-the-go Lindt Lindor stick flavours; Milk and Salted Caramel at 95p per 38g (38×24 SRP).

Businesses in industries all over the world are focusing on sustainability as a way of making themselves more ethical, as well as to save money

Dee Bee Wholesale is to refresh the Today’s fascia, amid plans to make the symbol group a destination for larger, supermarket-style spending.

Independent convenience stores are aligned to the multiples on base pricing, but deep discount loyalty card promotions are making it increasingly difficult for the indies to compete on price, new research reveals.

Wholesale buying and marketing group Sugro UK has successfully partnered with data and digital experts, TWC, to launch Sugro Insight Service (SIS) platform.

New research from TWC, in collaboration with The Federation of Wholesale Distributors (FWD) has shown that independent c-stores are aligned to the convenience multiples on base pricing, but deep discount loyalty card promotions are making it increasingly difficult for the indies to compete on price.

Twinings has cut the size of its packs by a fifth, bringing them down from 100 to 80 bags, states reports recently.

While the financial forecast for 2023 appears to have been overtly pessimistic, wholesale still needs supplier support to survive and thrive, says FWD Chair

Due to high inflation and the rising cost of doing business right through the supply chain, many suppliers are grappling with the value equation – should they hold their price and reduce the pack size, or is increasing the price an acceptable option?

Due to the rising cost of doing business right through the supply chain, many suppliers are grappling with the value equation – should they hold their price and reduce the pack size, or is increasing the price an acceptable option?

Wholesale buying and marketing group Sugro UK, with a combined turnover of £1.8bn, has successfully launched its retailer guide aimed at providing category guidance and seasonal advice, as well as important updates on legislation, based on research and data.

Due to high inflation and the rising cost of doing business right through the supply chain, many suppliers are grappling with the value equation – should they hold their price and reduce the pack size, or is increasing the price an acceptable option?

Wholesale buying and marketing group Sugro UK, owned by its 90 wholesale members, with a combined turnover of £1.8 billion, has successfully launched their retailer guide aimed at providing category guidance and seasonal advice, as well as important updates on legislation, based on expert and statistical research and data.

Consumers prefer price increases rather than shrinkflation, new research reveals.

Due to high inflation and the rising cost of doing business right through the supply chain, many suppliers are grappling with the value equation – should they hold their price and reduce the pack size, or is increasing the price an acceptable option?

Due to high inflation and the rising cost of doing business right through the supply chain, many suppliers are grappling with the value equation – should they hold their price and reduce the pack size, or is increasing the price an acceptable option?

Swizzels explains why retailers can win with its sweet offerings.

Leading UK salad brand Florette is urging c-stores retailers to enhance their offering to meet shoppers demand this summer.

The annual wholesale, convenience and foodservice charity bike ride Bikes Against Bombs has raised over £1m for the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) landmine clearance charity.

New research from TWC, in collaboration with The Federation of Wholesale Distributors (FWD) has shown that independent c-stores are aligned to the convenience multiples on base pricing, but deep discount loyalty card promotions are making it increasingly difficult for the indies to compete on price.

Wholesale, convenience and foodservice sector cyclists raise over £1million for landmine clearance charity.

The annual wholesale, convenience, and foodservice charity bike ride ‘Bikes Against Bombs’ has now raised more than £1m.