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Store-level teams, new products and last-mile options drove industry growth.

This week on Convenience Matters, Jared Scheeler shares his thoughts on how smaller operators can take their business to the next level. 

NACS supports bipartisan legislation that would allow c-stores to sell warm meals to people who use the anti-hunger program.

Automakers must reduce emissions starting with model year 2023 by 5-10% each year.

Steps include expediting the CDL process, recruiting veterans and women and expanding registered apprenticeships.

Zero-emissions vehicles would make up half of new car sales in the state by the end of the decade.

The top mode of transportation continues to be by vehicle.

The infrastructure law includes $7.5 billion for buildout; standards for chargers to be released by May.

Casey’s is collecting donations for the American Red Cross, while Hy-Vee is sending employees and supplies to hard hit Kentucky and Tennessee.

NACS opposed the $9 billion increase that would have taxed vape products the same or higher than cigarettes.