Viva Energy has reportedly taken a $35 million hit to its earnings following rising oil prices. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the company made a statement to the ASX saying: “Challenging trading conditions in 2019, predominantly due to sharp increases in the oil price, have impacted fuel margins”. “This has negatively impacted Viva Energy […]
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Vegemite and Coles were both recognised as the top favourites in the 20th Annual Readers Digest Trusted Brands Survey. InsideFMCG reported the magazine also listed another of winners across several FMCG categories. Coles (Supermarket) Vegemite (Australian Iconic Brand) Penfolds (Australian Wine) Weet-Bix (Breakfast Food) John West (Canned Fish) Cadbury (Confectionery) Magnum (Ice Cream) S-26 Gold
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Store review part 1: Designer dreams bought to life
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Don’t wait any longer to join the C&I team at the C&I Expo. C&I Expo returns to Sydney in 2019 to bring retailers and suppliers together over two big days of business. The retailer audience consists of owners and operators of convenience stores, service stations, corner stores, community stores, newsagents, mini-marts and food service stores
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KitKat celebrates Ruby chocolate’s first birthday with limited edition launch in Woolworths
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This story was written by Georgia Clark for RetailBiz. Grocery giant Woolworths has launched an app to help it reduce empty shelves and save millions in lost sales by keeping track of stock levels in near real-time. The app will allow the supermarket chain to automate stocktake by using historical sales data to calculate sales
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Freedom Foods Group has been named the 2nd fastest growing food and beverage manufacturer in Australian Grocery over the last 12 months. This was reflected in the latest IRi The Big Picture- Manufacturer Overview Top 100 Snapshot. A spokesperson from Freedom Foods said: “Our mission of “making food better” is something we do every day
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Petrol prices reached a six-month high ahead of the Easter Long weekend.
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Tony Venema was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia as the oldest of three children. Growing up, Tony knew he didn’t want to ‘work for the man’ and instead dreamed of being in charge of his own destiny and business career. He went to school at Guildford Grammar and Perth Modern where sports and
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Krispy Kreme has once again slain the competition with its newest range on offer. The new range is a throwback to days of childhood wonder with four amazing flavours that will delight children and adults alike. The four flavours include Fairy Bread, Finger Bun, Cookie Dough and Brownie Batter. Krispy Kreme chief marketing officer Russell
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The Australian Lottery and Newsagents Association (ALNA) and the Lottery Retailers Association (LRA) have merged to become the only ACCC-authorised national body representing all newsagents, distributors and lottery retailers in every state and territory. This unites the industry and gives an even stronger and broader representative to support, negotiate for, collectively bargain for, strengthen and
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Part two of an article titled ‘Why lumens are integral to effective store environments’. Read part one. Choosing the right lumen output for a retail environment Not all retail environments are the same. The experience you expect from a supermarket is different what you’d expect in a boutique store. However, while the environment may differ,
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Two raids in regional NSW and VIC saw authorities seize and destroy over $18.5 million worth of tobacco. News.com.au reported a tobacco crop of around seven hectares in NSW was taken, and a similar amount was seized from a Victorian property. ATO assistant commissioner Peter Vujanic said the total illicit tobacco raid is worth around
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