Arnott’s up for sale
American company Campbell’s Soup Co has put iconic biscuit company Arnott’s up for sale, 21 years after purchasing it.
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Cadbury Roses evolution
Cadbury Roses continue to modernise with a number of new and reinvented flavours, as well as new packaging to lock in the freshness. Cadbury Roses launched in Australia 70 years ago, and over the seven decades since, the brand has continuously evolved to reflect the changing tastes of consumers. Cadbury Roses is excited to share its
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Accusations of fake honey sales
It’s come to light recently that one of Australia’s biggest supermarkets and one of its biggest honey brands may be selling ‘fake honey’.
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IGA retailers to support those affected by drought with Drought Angels Raindrop Campaign
IGA’s 1,400 independently-owned stores are joining together with their customers to support the Australian farmers (that, in turn, support them) who have been affected by the ongoing drought. Customers are able to purchase a $2 Raindrop Token with all funds raised going towards the Drought Angels Appeal.
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Patties speaks of the future Part 1
Following on from a recent win at the AACS awards, Patties GM OOH Matt Dodson spoke to C&I about the win and whats new and upcoming with Patties. C&I: Congratulations on the win, what does that mean for the company? Matt Dodson: “It was absolutely exciting and certainly unexpected, we weren’t expecting to have that
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7-Eleven respond to Fairfax
Statement provided to Fairfax regarding safety & security at 7-Eleven stores (28 August 2018) “7-Eleven is a 24 hour convenience business, which is clearly understood when Franchisees apply to operate a store, and accepted under the Franchise Agreement. The safety of staff and customers in our stores is our paramount concern, and we have invested
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Mars Australia named one of Australia’s best places to work
The people behind some of Australia’s favourite brands including WHISKAS®, PEDIGREE®, ROYAL CANIN®, EXTRA®, SKITTLES®, M&M’S®, MALTESERS®, MASTERFOODS® and DOLMIO®, are celebrating today after Mars Australia was named as one of the best workplaces in Australia (#6 of businesses with 1,000 or more employees), according to the newly released Best Places to Work Study. Mars
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New NightOwl Convenience opening
NightOwl has announced the opening of a new store in Ispwich, QLD.
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UK considers energy drink ban
The British government has announced plans to ban the sales of energy drink beverages to kids in England. Prime Minister Theresa May said childhood obesity is one of the countries greatest health concerns. Ms May said: “That’s why we are taking significant action to reduce the amounts of sugar consumed by young people and to
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PepsiCo buys Sodastream for $3.2bn
PepsiCo recently announced the acquisition of SodaStream for the sum of $3.2bn. According to Money.cnn, PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi wanted to move the company towards healthier beverage options before she steps down in October from her position. SodaStream’s products are a healthier alternative to sugary beverages “making more nutritious products while limiting our environmental footprint,”
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BP Australia fuels the future
This month, BP Australia, one of Australia’s leading fuel and convenience retailers, reopened its doors to its newly renovated Kings Way site in Victoria; the first concept store of its kind which heralds the future of convenience retail. Featuring modern interiors with yellow and charcoal accents, and wooden ceiling panels for a refreshed look and
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America’s Peter Dutton considers Aussie expansion
Despite Australian Prime Minister hopefull Peter Dutton having his dreams broken last week, another Peter Dutton is considering how best to use his new-found fame. The American Peter Dutton found himself caught in the crossfire of Australian politics recently and has been having fun with the case of mistaken identity. Peter Dutton from Texas in the
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IGA Celebrates 26-Year Partnership with Special Olympics Australia with $180,000 Donation
To celebrate their 26-year partnership with Special Olympics Australia, Independent Grocers of Australia, IGA, presented a cheque donation of $180,000.00 at the 13th annual Special Olympics Australia Signature Dinner held at Luna Park, Sydney 24th August. IGA is proud to continue supporting Special Olympics Australia by helping to raise awareness and vital funds through IGA’s Community