7-Eleven, Inc.

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7‑Eleven Inc.

As frictionless experiences become the new norm, 7-Eleven is embracing the trend - the company’s proprietary 7NOWdelivery app is now giving U.S. customers the option to order and pay for items ahead of time, thereby minimizing time spent in stores.

Given physical distancing measures put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19, 7-Eleven Canada is taking a different approach to 7-Eleven Day this year.The company traditionally celebrates by offering free Slurpees to customers on July 11 - the event is hugely popular, prompting long line-ups and even special visits from camps and day cares. This year, in order to prioritize the safety of staff, customers, and the neighbourhoods in which the stores operate, the celebrations will happen at a distance.

Devin Mahaffey, president of the CTM Design, has seen a lot of changes first hand in the c-store space.

Just in time for summer Slurpee cravings, 7-Eleven Canada is expanding its at-home delivery options by partnering with Skip the Dishes.

7‑Eleven  has signed a master franchise agreement with CP ALL to develop and operate 7‑Eleven stores in Cambodia.

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