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2 months ago | 
cspdailynews.com | Chuck Ulie |Rachel Gignac |Hannah Prokop |Diane Adam |Steve Dwyer |Greg Lindenberg | +2 more
Convenience-store chain honoring heritage with Southland Reserve lineup, which comes in 4 flavors
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Feb 4, 2025 | 
cspdailynews.com | Rachel Gignac |Diane Adam |Hannah Prokop |Greg Lindenberg |Chuck Ulie |Steve Dwyer | +1 more
Fuel organizations are also concerned about imported crude oil and an increase in gas and consumer goods prices
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Greg Lindenberg |Rachel Gignac |Hannah Prokop |Chuck Ulie |Diane Adam |Steve Dwyer | +3 more
Even as it plans to close hundreds of underperforming stores, 7-Eleven has returned to Arizona with the opening of five new stores as part
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
Finding ways to deftly pivot from a mini in-store catastrophe isn’t automatic for some. That was Jon and Joni Sanders’ task during Memorial Day weekend. But the owners of Reef Convenience Store, Spring Lake, Michigan, pivoted with aplomb after they awoke the Friday of the holiday weekend to discover the store’s water pipes had ruptured, leaving at least three inches of water in its wake. The flood destroyed flooring and compromised Reef’s packaged wine department.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
The stigma of non-alcohol (NA) drinks being “less than cool” has been replaced by a new paradigm that sees NAs being an attractive option. Circana data indicates that 11 of the top 20 non-alcohol beer brands sold at retail are craft-based varieties. It’s a far cry from years ago when O’Doul’s and Sharps dominated what was then a sleepy segment. Younger consumers, in general, tend to drink less alcohol, thus making NA beers ripe for the taking.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
Consumer pocketbooks are stretched thin thanks to inflation. Nonetheless, many adult beverage devotees remain bullish on higher-priced options—ones infused with premium, craft, organic and even functional ingredients. Despite price points skewing higher for premium selections against mainstream options, consumers still feel compelled to treat themselves with these small luxuries.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
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Aug 23, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
The NACS Show returns to Las Vegas in October for the second time this decade, the last being in 2022. The convenience-store industry’s preeminent event was in Atlanta in 2023. To NACS participants, Las Vegas delivers not only an iconic Western-U.S. experience but also many local attractions and recreational options. There’s gambling, eye-catching architecture, alluring day trips and live entertainment—from music and comedy to magic and performance art.
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Aug 13, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
The definition of snacking is evolving. Manufacturers and retailers adapting to the changing trends, but it’s no small task as the snack landscape changes. Energy drinks and coffee are now “snacks,” and flavor pillars of sweet, sour and spicy are being jumbled into single snack options. Plus, snacking has moved into all dayparts. The trends represent consumers, who seek everything from adventure in their snacks, to budget relief due to high inflation.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
cspdailynews.com | Steve Dwyer
Lee Summit, Missouri-based Temp-Stop LLC, with 11 locations in the state, is a local favorite. But co-owner Terry Green blends that rock-solid reputation developed over 26 years with a prudent-yet-ambitious blueprint for building and growing Temp-Stop (short for Temporary Stop).
