INDUSTRY ROUNDUP
Retailer Tidbits 7-Eleven Inc. brought back its Brands
with Heart event to connect with innovative brands. Selected brands will be paired with 7-Eleven leaders for coaching, mentoring and training to prepare them for the opportunity to secure a place on its store shelves.
Store chain to a real estate investment trust. It will continue to operate the 26 convenience stores in Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan. Wawa Inc. introduced a “Skip the Bag for Good” initiative on May 4, the first day New Jersey’s ban on single-use plastic bags went into effect. The goal was to help make the transition easy for its customers. Shell Oil Co. and PDI kicked off a 10-month campaign to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Fuel Rewards program. To date, more than 25 million members have earned $2 billion in fuel savings through the program.
This first-of-its-kind program graduated its first class of level five diesel technicians.
Love’s Travel Stops launched the Love’s Truck Care Academy in Amarillo, Texas, in April. The five-week, in-residency training program grows the skill set of newly hired diesel technicians. Team Schierl Cos. sold the buildings and properties associated with its The
Pilot Co. recognized Military Appreciation Month with special offers and freebies available in the myRewards Plus app. It also donated $100,000 to Hire Heroes USA. Maverik Inc. unveiled new offers through its Nitro Card program in time for the busy summer travel season. Offerings include fuel discounts and BonFire food promotions.
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