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TODAY’S TOP STORIES

CSP launches its 2025 Top 202 list
See which chains made the ranking of top convenience-store chains in the country

C-store loyalty program rewards take too long to redeem, consumers say
Other top complaint is shoppers’ go-to brands not offering a program, according to report from Intouch Insight

5 Things: Kwik Trip Day, plant-based 7-Eleven and more
This weekly feature highlights convenience-store news readers might otherwise miss

Kraft Heinz to eliminate artificial dyes from its U.S. products by 2027
The CPG giant also said it won’t launch any new products that contain the dye, effective immediately

More than half of convenience-store consumers buy hot coffee at least weekly, survey shows
Technomic report says c-stores outperform QSRs, coffee shops and cafes

H&S Energy Group adds electronic shelf labels to its c-stores
Convenience retailer partners with Aperion by Hussmann for rollout

Convenience retailers are concerned about excise taxes, which are affecting cigarette sales
Illegal vapor products also a concern among retailers, PDI reports

Swedish Match wants to market Zyn with a modified risk claim
Nicotine pouch maker a step closer to doing so after FDA moves forward modified risk tobacco product applications

CATEGORY NEWS

TECHNOLOGY

C-store technology and services news for the convenience-store retail industry

FUELS

The latest news on gasoline, diesel and alternative fuel retailing

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The State of Foodservice 2025
For its annual State of Foodservice issue, CSP talked with a handful of foodservice experts on what they’re doing to improve their offerings and systems. These pages also contain the results of the annual State of Foodservice survey.

PODCASTS

Podcast: Retail Daily Your first look at the top industry stories from c-stores and supermarkets.

Kathy Williams of Minuteman Food Mart discusses how each planogram differs per convenience store Senior category leader also talks about innovations and trends—and how she sees no end in sight to the growth of subcategories