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C&I Expo Exhibitor Profile – Koologik

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This year the C&I Expo is joined by refrigeration solutions specialist Koologik. The family-owned company imports and installs high-quality, specialised refrigeration display cabinets for the retail sector, including P&C and Grocery. Koologik director Murray White said the business focusses on supermarkets, corner stores, butcheries, service stations, and any other situation that requires high quality, economical, […]

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Metro partners with Stockbox for new product trials

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Metro Fuels retailers will soon be able to test a range of new products on the market thanks to a product discovery program run by Stock Box.

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Container deposits face further delays

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Written by Marie Sansom for Government News NSW convenience customers may be waiting a while longer to be able to collect deposits on their drinks containers, as a group of Australia’s largest waste management companies has called for the NSW container deposit scheme (CDS) to be further delayed. The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (NWRIC), whose

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Lion milk posts sales increase and continues to support farmers

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Lion Dairy and Drinks (LDD) has posted a sales increase of 19 percent, proving that the company’s three major fresh milk brands had benefited from the 2016 dairy crisis. In 2016 a campaign against cheap supermarket milk encouraged customers to purchase other brands that paid higher farm gate prices to dairy farmers. As Australia’s fourth-biggest

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