February 2024 | NACS Magazine

February 2024

February 2024

This issue is dedicated to industry advocacy, highlighting various ways your voice can be heard. Additionally, we dive deep into the state of data tools in convenience as well as the number of c-stores in the country—which has grown for the second consecutive year.

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Features

Becoming Data-Driven

Data tools continue to be a catalyst for change in the convenience industry.

C-Store Diplomacy State by State

It’s vital for operators to make their voices heard in their state capital.

Let Your Voice Be Heard

Being an industry advocate can be as simple as telling your story.

Power in Numbers

The Greater Houston Retailers Cooperative Association is a leading example of the power of industry associations.

U.S. Convenience Store Count Stands at 152,396 Stores

Being an industry advocate can be as simple as telling your story.

Departments

A Better For You Alternative

The alternative snacks category delivers the unusual flavors consumers crave.

Advocating for Advocacy

Connect Over Lunch

Convenience Unites at the 2024 NACS Day on the Hill

Do Your Customers Want Fries With That?

From Swings to BBQ

Duke’s Travel Plaza sells an eclectic array of services and Texas-made products.

Looking Back for Future Ideas

Al Hebert looks at the best foodservice ideas he’s encountered in the past year.

OnCue Raises $367,000 for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital

OnCue has raised $3,603,857 for the organization since 2007.

Save Your Seat for the NACS SOI Summit

The Administration’s Labor Agenda

As elections approach, President Biden’s administration is pushing various labor regulations.

The Big Question: Tom Brennan, chief merchandising officer, Casey’s General Stores

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