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Cumberland Farms

  • Cumberland Farms acquired by U.K. firm

    A well-established player in the European convenience store market is expanding its presence in the U.S.
  • C-store chain expands mobile payment options

    Cumberland Farms’ revamped consumer app enables payment via prepaid account and offers several mobile subscription features.
  • Survey: Kwik Trip, Wawa and Quik Trip tops with consumers

    Convenience trumps price and quality when it comes to shopping for food in the convenience, dollar and drug store channels.
  • Convenience store retailer upgrades app experience

    New enhancements to Cumberland Farms’ mobile app is earning users free merchandise, including in-store menu items.
  • Reimagining Cumberland Farms

    Cumberland Farms, a convenience store fixture in New England and central Florida for half a century, once fielded more than 1,000 stores. But, it has slimmed down to 600 locations as it transforms itself from a strip-center and gas station dairy store to a chain of freestanding, modern C-stores providing an array of food service options and gasoline.

  • The Reimagining of Cumberland Farms

    Cumberland Farms, a convenience store fixture in New England and central Florida for half a century, once fielded more than 1,000 stores. Today it has pared down to 600 stores as it transforms itself from a strip-center and gas station dairy store to a chain of freestanding, modern C-stores providing food service and gasoline, along the lines of Quik Check and Wawa.  
  • Brand reinvention in the spotlight at SPECS/2017

    In today’s competitive retail environment, no brand can afford to stay still.   Two top brands — one a national giant and the other a regional powerhouse — will give attendees at SPECS/2017 a behind-the-scenes look at how a brand can be reinvented through store design.   Cumberland Farms, a 600-store convenience store chain, will discuss how it is updating its locations with a sleek new design.   
  • Searching for Cubs championship gear? Look no further than Uber

    Uber wants to put championship gear commemorating the Cubs’ World Series victory into fans’ hands as quickly as possible.   Through a partnership with licensed sports merchandise e-retailer Fanatics, Uber launched a program that enables Cubbies fans to purchase championship hats and t-shirts directly through the ride-hailing app, according to Recode.  
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