Sainsbury’s has terminated its nine-store trial with Euro Garages.
Following a commercial review, the two companies have mutually agreed to end the partnership, which suggests the venture has fallen short of expectations during the two years of testing.
“Sainsbury’s launched a small franchise trial, in partnership with Euro Garages, in 2016. Following a commercial review, a joint decision has been made to bring the trial to a close,” said a Sainsbury’s spokeswoman.
The supermarket chain has previously faced difficulties tapping into the convenience and forecourt markets.
Sainsbury’s explored a takeover bid for Palmer & Harvey last May, but later dropped out of the running. It was also in pole position to acquire Nisa but withdrew its interest allowing the Co-op to secure its £137m takeover of the buying group in November.
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