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- Costcutter is a chain of convenience shops, supermarkets and off-licences that operates in Ireland, Great Britain and Poland. The chain operates primarily...
- brand was relaunched as a budget fascia for convenience shops supplied by Costcutter in April 2012. It was founded as Value Foods by Welsh entrepreneur Albert...
- The business also owns a number of symbol retail identities, including Costcutter, Bargain Booze, Best-one and Mace. In 1976 Sir Anwar Pervez established...
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- with The Today’s Group to become Nisa-Today’s. In 2006, a merger with Costcutter, another symbol group, was proposed, but ultimately fell through, after...
- million over the next five years, was awarded after extensive trials with Costcutter and Londis. [dead link‍] "Athletics, Sprints and Sports Days". SPAR. Wayback...
- the UK arm of Costcutter from Bibby Line. This acquisition gives Bestway 1,500 stores under multiple brand names including Costcutter, Co-Op, Kwiksave...
- Centra SuperValu Mace Spar Londis - 1,800 shops (part of Booker Group) Costcutter - 2,600 shops Premier Stores - 3,400 shops (part of Booker Group) Gala...
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- entrepreneur and the chair of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Graves founded the Costcutter chain of convenience stores, before becoming chairman of the ECB. Raised...