Alimentation Couche-Tard
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Too Good To Go says when in doubt, don’t necessarily throw it out
Circle K aims to connect beyond convenience
In the News
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Marketers on the Move: Molson Coors marketer takes on Granville Island duties
Molson Coors names a Granville Island marketer Carlie Lorentz is taking on the marketing manager role at Granville Island Brewing. Lorentz was ...
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Retail Roundup: Couche-Tard makes bid to acquire 7-Eleven
Plus, Pusateri's contracts its operations.
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Couche-Tard appoints new president and CEO
Outgoing executive Brian Hannasch will stay on in an advisory capacity.
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How 5-hour Energy is getting a boost through contesting
The brand is running a big C-Channel promo and retail push.
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Couche-Tard’s beverage, fresh food and private label offering surges in Canada
The convenience retailer cited a growing product mix for the growth in Q1.
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Circle K is looking to score with a private label giveaway
The "Hockey Bag of Chips" is part of a recent focus on gamification and contesting.
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Couche-Tard’s same store revenue drops in Canada
However, this belies strong overall Q2 numbers for the Quebec-based convenience giant.
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Couche-Tard is seeing strong growth in fresh food
The convenience retailer is seeing opportunities in new products, segments and bringing back its marketing spend.
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Couche-Tard deploys $55 million in funding for ‘the future of convenience’
The retailer is investing in delivery, AI and lottery app startups.
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Couche-Tard acquires stake in Fire & Flower
The convenience giant has an option to acquire a controlling interest in the cannabis retailer, which hopes to accelerate its expansion.
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Couche-Tard enters cannabis retail with Canopy Growth
A deal with an Ontario retail lottery winner will bring the Tweed banner to the province.
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Couche-Tard to phase out Mac’s name
All of the company's convenience store chains will be rebranded as Circle K to give it a unified global brand.
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Couche-Tard chooses Palm + Havas as AOR
How a "refreshing" focus on metrics and KPIs convinced the gas and convenience retailer to take a chance on a new agency after 18 years.
