Convenience Store News

1 week ago | csnews.com | Don Longo

Foodservice leaders from across the convenience channel will participate in two days of education, collaboration, networking and problem-solving as they explore the ways retailers are harnessing innovation and future-forward strategies to create a competitive advantage for themselves. [Read more: What's On the Menu for 2025 Convenience Foodservice Exchange]The agenda will kick off with a team presentation led by Kwik Trip Inc.'s Vice President of Foodservice Paul Servais.

1 week ago | csnews.com | Don Longo

Here are five key strategies to help small operators stay competitive and grow in 2025:Maximize Operational Efficiency: Rising costs are a fact of life, but small operators can fight back by running leaner and smarter. Now is the time to audit expenses, cut waste and optimize inventory. Investing in back-office automation for pricing, ordering and workforce scheduling can help small retailers manage their businesses more efficiently without adding extra labor costs.

1 week ago | csnews.com | Angela Hanson

Seasoned multiunit franchise operator James Drazdowsky and his wife Nicole will lead Capriotti's expansion into the state. "I was drawn to Capriotti's because of its commitment to quality and its strong corporate support system," said James Drazdowsky.

1 week ago | csnews.com | Danielle Romano

NATIONAL REPORT — As Easter approaches, consumers are prepared to celebrate the holiday despite economic uncertainties. According to the annual survey by National Retail Federation (NRF) and Prosper Insights & Analytics, consumers plan to spend a total of $23.6 billion on Easter this year. The amount is above last year's $22.4 billion, and approaching the record $24 billion spent in 2023.

1 week ago | csnews.com | Angela Hanson

Skip to main content The 2025 tournament generated more than 65,000 votes collected via the PA Chamber's X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn pages, and amassed more than 500,000 social media impressions. "We are honored and so grateful to be named the 'Coolest Thing in Pennsylvania,'" said Ryan Sheetz, executive vice president of marketing and supply chain at Sheetz.