The Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) celebrated their first awards event in two years last night in front of 550 people at the Crown Palladium in Melbourne.
AACS CEO Theo Foukkare said he was proud to celebrate success and showcase the best of the best in terms of performance for suppliers and retailers throughout the industry.
“Thank you to all members continue to participate in these award processes, and we know that the bar will continue to be shifted for 2021 results.”
Here are all the winners:
Store of the Year: Ampol Woolworths Metro Kingsford
Corporate Store of the Year
Winner: Ampol Woolworths Metro Kingsford
Finalist: BP Ballina
Finalist: BP Merrifield
Independent Store of the Year
Winner: The Fox’s Pantry @ BP Tugun
Finalist: BP Canadian Bowser Bean Cafe
Finalist: BP Northwood Jack & Co
Retailer of the Year
Winner: BP
Finalist: 7 Eleven
Finalist: AA Petroleum
Supplier of the Year
Winner: PepsiCo
Finalist: Patties
Finalist: Red Bull
Food On The Go
Winner: Patties
Finalist: Handmade Food Co
Finalist: Mrs Mac’s
Grocery & GM
Winner: Pacific Optics
Finalist: Repco
Beverages
Winner: Red Bull
Finalist: Cola-Cola
Finalist: Frucor Suntory
Snacking
Winner: PepsiCo
Finalist: Peters
Finalist: Snackbrands
Confectionery
Winner: Mars Wrigley
Finalist: Mondelez
Finalist: Nestle
Telecommunications
Winner: Telstra
Finalist: Vodafone
Finalist: Optus
Distributors
Winner: The Distributors
Finalist: PFD Foods
Finalist: Metcash
Tobacco
Winner: Philip Morris
Finalist: BAT
Finalist: Imperial Tobacco
Peter Jowett Award (Retailer)
Winner: Jordan Swire (BP)
Finalist: Cedric Boissezon (BP)
Finalist: David Menhennitt (BP)
Peter Jowett Award (Supplier)
Winner: Brittany Rea (Unilever)
Finalist: Jann Lurie (Mars)
Finalist: Nick Ryan (Frucor Suntory)