Car repairs are way behind
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - Auto repair shops are trying to hurry up and keep up with their customers.
It s quite the struggle for these shops to meet the needs of their customers quickly. The wait to turn in a vehicle has turned into an entire month.
The owner of Ross Diesel & Auto Repair, Ross Davison said he could stop talking calls now and they would still have work for at least the next two months.
The reason for this: shortages. The place has been short of the two most valuable assets to a company which are it s supplies and people.
21st April 2021
Rustlers, the £115m chilled ready meals brand from Kepak, is looking to help retailers optimise their hot food-to-go offering with a new âCook in the Boxâ solution.
Rolling out this month across the convenience channel, the product allows shoppers to heat a fully assembled burger without opening the pack, eliminating any messy preparation whilst also acting as a product carrier to enable consumption on the go.
âTogether with our new range of food to go solutions, Cook in the Box creates a low cost, low wastage approach for retailers who want to offer hot food across all day parts,â said Ross Davison, Convenience Controller at Kepak Consumer Foods.
Rustlers unveils ‘cook in box’ food-to-go concept Print
19th April 2021
Kepak is rolling out a Rustlers Cook in Box solution to help retailers “optimise their hot food-to-go offering”.
Available from this month, the solution allows shoppers to heat Rustlers All Day Breakfast Sausage Muffin (£2.50) without having to open the pack, “eliminating any messy preparation whilst also acting as a product carrier to enable easy consumption on the go”.
A Supreme Cheese Melt Burger (£2.50) is also launching exclusively in the Cook in Box format, which “will cater for lunchtime and evening shoppers”.
Ross Davison, convenience controller at Kepak Consumer Foods, said: “Together with our new range of food to go solutions, Cook in Box creates a low cost, low wastage approach for retailers who want to offer hot food across all day parts.
Rustlers supports food-to-go category with new units Print
8th March 2021
Rustlers is launching a range of food-to-go solutions for retail outlets, in a move designed to appeal to the 33% of consumers not working from home.
The range includes a Rustlers branded microwave, two food-to-go units and a multi-station.
The microwave retailers between £250 and £450 and is pre-programmed to cook Rustlers products but can also cook other microwavable products.
The Rustlers Food-to-Go Unit is priced at £1,100 and is suitable for “a small footprint to maximise available floor space”.
It features an all-in-one integrated until with microwave, sanitisation station, a large preparation space and wipe clean surface, as well as a large area underneath for a waste bin.
8th March 2021
A new range of food-to-go solutions for convenience retailers is being launched by Rustlers, the £115m brand owned by Kepak. The move from the snacking brand follows the launch of Rustlers’ food-to-go solutions into the OOH sector last year.
Working with Nebrak, a company that specialises in micro market systems, Rustlers has launched four concepts to provide solutions for every store.
“2020 saw a rapid change in consumer behaviour, namely the shift to more home working. However, there are still 10.6 million people (33% of the total workforce) in key worker occupations and industries who continue to seek meal options throughout the day. Retailers need to appeal to these consumers by offering a 24/7 hot food-to-go solution,” said Ross Davison, Convenience Controller at Kepak Consumer Foods.