The Association of Convenience Stores has today launched a comprehensive guide for retailers to help them untangle the complexity of upcoming regulations restricting high fat, salt, sugar (HFSS) products in stores.
The new Assured Advice guide on HFSS regulations, which are coming into force in October this year, covers everything retailers need to know on the key areas of the regulations, including:
Book your place at ACS’ biggest annual conference, taking place at the Vox in Birmingham on 26th April.
This year’s conference will explore how convenience stores are separating themselves from the competition right now and look ahead to the future at what the sector could look like in 2030.
Confirmed speakers include:
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) is calling on people working in local shops to provide their views on employment in the convenience sector as part of its annual Colleague Survey.
Now in its seventh year, the ACS Colleague Survey is designed to:
At the event, which took place in Reading on Tuesday 8th February, delegates heard from experts on three main areas affecting the sector right now – deposit return schemes, the future of responsible retailing, and upcoming HFSS regulations.
Book your place at ACS’ Crime Seminar and Security Showcase taking place on 8th March at London’s Vue Cinema in Leicester Square.
ACS’ 2022 Crime Report will be launched at the Crime Seminar and will provide the definitive picture of retailers’ experiences of crime in the last year, including levels of shop theft, verbal and physical abuse and an all new section on cyber-crime in the sector.
Kit Malthouse, Minister for Policing and Crime has been confirmed to provide a message to the seminar.
Book your free place at ACS’ Responsible Retailing Forum, taking place on 8th February at Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading.
The day will involve three sessions on three topical and high priority issues for the convenience sector: the implementation of the Government’s promotion and location restrictions on High Fat Salt Sugar (HFSS) products, the Delivery of a Deposit Returns Scheme, and the Future of Responsible Retailing.
ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) is calling on people working in local shops to provide their views on employment in the convenience sector as part of its annual Colleague Survey.
Now in its seventh year, the ACS Colleague Survey is designed to:
Book your place at ACS’ Crime Seminar and Security Showcase taking place on 8th March at London’s Vue Cinema in Leicester Square.
ACS’ 2022 Crime Report will be launched at the Crime Seminar and will provide the definitive picture of retailers’ experiences of crime in the last year, including levels of shop theft, verbal and physical abuse and an all new section on cyber-crime in the sector.
Kit Malthouse, Minister for Policing and Crime, Home Office has been invited to give the keynote address and a Q&A session to discuss the findings of this year's Crime Report.
ACS (the Association of the Convenience Stores) has welcomed the publication of the Government’s levelling up white paper, specifically the commitments to tackle crime in communities and boost connectivity in rural areas.
Book your free place at ACS’ Responsible Retailing Forum, taking place on 8th February at Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading.
The day will involve three sessions on three topical and high priority issues for the convenience sector: the implementation of the Government’s promotion and location restrictions on High Fat Salt Sugar (HFSS) products, the Delivery of a Deposit Returns Scheme, and the Future of Responsible Retailing.
