The Food Revolution Group will be exhibiting at C&I 2019, read on to find out more about the company and their offering. What is the main business of the company? The Food Revolution Group (ASX: FOD) is an Australian public company that operates state-of-the-art fruit and vegetable processing facilities in Victoria, manufacturing a range of […]
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Kaufland Australia has begun construction on its $255 million distribution centre in Victoria.
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Victoria’s finest automotive businesses have been revealed. Thirty-six elite businesses and business people have been announced as winners in the 2019 VACC Industry Awards, the premier prize dedicated to the Victorian automotive industry. Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC) Chief Executive Officer, Geoff Gwilym said that the VACC Industry Awards demonstrate VACC members’ commitment to
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Mondelēz International, the parent company of Cadbury, has announced the acquisition of the majority stake in Perfect Snacks. Perfect Snacks is a nutrition bar business that offers organic, non-GMO, nut-butter based protein bars and bites. The US company is responsible for the Perfect Bar, Perfect Kids Refrigerated Snack Bars and Perfect Bites Refrigerated Protein Snacks.
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Coles is planning on refreshing its strategy for the business, aiming to restore growth, profitability and “become the most trusted retailer”. Speaking at the Coles Investor Day, CEO Steven Cain said the overall vision is to: “become the most trusted retailer in Australia and grow long-term shareholder value” and to “sustainably feed all Australians to
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Kombucha is attracting new beverage customers to the convenience chillers
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To follow on from a slew of 7-Eleven exclusive products, the company has partnered with M&M’s to bring another exclusive to consumers.
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The Irish government has published a Climate Action Plan, believing it is “way off course” from meeting its obligations to under the Paris climate change accord, Drive reported. The 150-page report notes the government has already decided “no new non-zero emissions vehicles will be sold in Ireland post-2030”. Drive reported the government also plans to
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This month, BP is proud to announce it is trialling home delivery from its petrol and convenience stores. Launching Couchfood™ (powered by BP), the new service is now available via Uber Eats. Available from stores across the country, snackers can now enjoy their favourite snack food from the comfort of their couch. As more customers
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With only two months to go until C&I 2019, there’s no time to waste! Each year, visitors to the C&I Expo get to experience the latest in convenience products, services and merchandising. This year is no exception! For a list of the exhibitors, click through. Over two big days, retailers and suppliers have the chance
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Country Fried Chicken will be exhibiting at C&I 2019, read on to find out more about the company and their offering. What is the main business of the company? Country Fried Chicken offers an easy to use proven system as an add-on to an existing food business which allows the business to sell a variety
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Reckitt Benckiser has reportedly poached a PepsiCo executive to fill a role within the company. PepsiCo global chief commercial officer Laxman Narasimhan will be appointed as the next chief executive at Reckitt. According to InsideFMCG, Mr. Narasimhan is the first CEO to be appointed from outside the company since it was formed in 1999. Mr
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A milk recall has been put out following fears that they could be contaminated with cleaning solution. Victorian customers have been advised not to drink any of the eight affected brands that were sold in Coles, Woolworths, IGA and other independents. The product should be returned to the store it was purchased from for a
