BP won the ‘Best convenience retailer for the food to go mission award’, at last night’s annual CTP Awards organised by shopper research specialist Him, held at the Tate Modern, London.

Now in its 10th year the CTP awards are the only industry awards where convenience shoppers and staff are the judges.

The ’food to got mission award’ sponsored by Kepak, was based on shoppers’ missions when using their store, but not just “here today” when the shopper conversations are conducted. Their missions in a typical week and the missions they would also consider using their store for are taken into account.

Other winners on the night were:
 
The him! Best convenience retailer as voted by shoppers
Winner: Nisa

Best convenience retailer for store staff as voted by shoppers (sponsored by ACS)
Winner: Chelmsford Star Co-op

Best co-operative retailer as voted by shoppers (sponsored by JTI)
Winner: Mid Counties Co-Op

Best convenience retailer for the top up mission (sponsored by Unilever)
Winner: Midlands Co-op
                                 
Best convenience retailer for the meal for tonight mission (sponsored by C-Store)
Winner: Budgens

Best convenience retailer for the newsagent mission (sponsored by News International)
Winner: McColls

Best National Lottery convenience retailer (sponsored by Camelot)
Winner: Mace

Best convenience retailer for services (sponsored by PayPoint)
Winner: Scotmid

Best convenience retailer for chilled and fresh produce  (sponsored by Robert Wiseman Dairies)  
Winner: Midlands Co-op

Best convenience retailer for BWS (sponsored by Heineken)
Winner: Lifestyle Express

Best convenience retailer for impulse categories (sponsored by Kraft)
Winner: Today’s

Best supplier sales force to the convenience sector (sponsored by BP)
Winner: Camelot

Best managed convenience chain as voted by shoppers (sponsored by Everything Everywhere)
Winner: Tates

Best symbol retailer as voted by shoppers (sponsored by Carlsberg)     
Winner: Nisa

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