Nisa is removing fuel levy charges and extending its pricing campaign as it looks to support its retailers through a challenging economic environment.

The fuel levy, which was first introduced in January 2022, has been removed from today (10 January) to help Nisa retailers manage high operating costs.

It comes after the convenience retailer dropped its fuel levy down to £3.66 per delivery in October 2024, for the first time in over a year.

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Nisa retail and sales director Katie Secretan said: “Retailers continue to be faced with increasing operating costs, and alongside the highly competitive convenience market, this is causing further erosion to their profit margins.

“It’s our absolute priority to drive more value for our partners, and the removal of this charge will allow our retailers to invest these vital funds into their businesses, so they can continue to serve their communities for years to come.”

To further support its retailers, Nisa is continuing its Mega Deals pricing campaign into 2025, which had originally been launched to help partners capitalise on the festive trading period.

Secretan added: “Our goal is to ensure Nisa retailers remain well-stocked with the most popular and in demand products, at the best price on the market, to drive footfall and sales and ultimately increase their profitability.”

It comes as last week, Bestway unveiled plans to invest over £2.5m to reduce the cost price of more than 11,000 best-selling branded products across all categories for its retailers and also removed the fuel levy charge for all mainland Costcutter stores for deliveries made on, or after Wednesday 1 January 2025.