FDA Menthol Ban Comment Period Closes Tomorrow
NACS is asking members to file comments on the proposed rules.
NACS is asking members to file comments on the proposed rules.
The company says raw ingredient and supply chain woes are to blame.
The legislation would require that there be two competing networks enabled on a credit card.
The action plan aims for full electrification of medium- and heavy-duty vehicle sales by 2050.
Meanwhile, Love’s Travel Stops opens its first store in Connecticut.
The brand’s “Thirst Trap” snaps on to a mostly finished beer to lure in the pests without an escape.
Legislation introduced by Sens. Durbin and Marshall proposes an open marketplace for credit card processing.
DASANI bottles will be made of 100% recycled plastic, while Sprite is dropping its iconic green bottle.
81% of consumers have changed the way they shop to manage expenses.
The general store will house everyday items, so guests won’t have to travel off property.
Competitive wages, clear career paths—plus some fun—are priorities for the Maryland retailer.
Meanwhile, Sinclair Oil announced its newest consumer promotion—the Sinclair Summer Throwback.
Klondike confirmed the end of the ice-cream novelty at retailers, but fans may still be able to find them at Taco Bell.
The funds went to 36 departments in 11 counties within the c-store’s communities.
Rewards members can get 10 classic wings for $10 on July 29.
Cenex sees the current economic state as a way to further solidify its commitment to the communities it serves.
The bill, expected to be introduced as soon as today, would increase competition among U.S. credit-card networks.
Consumers are trading down to the fast-food chain amid inflation, and the QSR is locking them in through personalization.
The convenience retailer sees “many commercial opportunities” with Kitchen United, which has raised $100 million in Series C funding.
Major companies see a shift in consumer behavior, and most are cutting expected profit revenue.