Forecourt retailing accounts for a large slice of business in the Uk, find out what they are doing & how they are innovating to keep the sector alive
Fairbanks has implemented a range of wetstock solutions in over 1,500 Shell forecourts across 14 countries. Services include statistical inventory reconciliation, intelligent web reporting and real-time data collection and analysis using the Fairbanks ibank device. Fairbanks has been rolling out
Threeways Garage, an Abergele, Conwy, petrol station has converted its convenience store from Lifestyle to Spar. The Threeways site, which houses a 24-hour Shell forecourt and HGV lane, 40-seat café, car wash centre, a number of vehicle franchises and a motorhome business,
OSO Natural Fuel has secured a listing for its raspberry, strawberry and mango and passion fruit Bircher style fruit muesli pots initially in 200 Shell forecourt stores nationwide. “OSO Natural Fuel pots are the perfect fit for Shell, as they
Forecourt retailer Shell is investing in new retail technologies from Wincor Nixdorf including forecourt controllers, point-of-sale, payment and back-office solutions. This contract reinforces the relationship that began in 2008 between Shell and Wincor Nixdorf to design, build and implement a
Torex, a leading global provider of technology to the convenience and fuel markets, is partnering with Gilbarco Vedeer-Root to offer forecourts integrated Outdoor Payment Terminal (OPT) technology, which it claims will help reduce the risk of drive-offs. Forecourts who adopt
Torex, a leading global provider of innovative technology to the retail, hospitality and convenience and fuel markets, is introducing a new e-learning system for its convenience and fuel customers. According to the company, it will ensure retailers are up-to-date with
The Co-operative Group has updated the forecourt sites it acquired from Somerfield with three technology solutions from Torex, which will enable it to process combined fuel and store transactions and accept fuel cards. The Co-operative added 142 forecourt sites to
Fuel retailers represented by oil industry membership organisation, the British Oil Security Syndicate (BOSS), are reported to be recovering 88% of money owed to them for fuel following ‘no means to pay incidents’ at service stations, since partnering with leading
