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The future is automated for c-stores

futurThe future for convenience stores is tech-focussed, customised and environmentally sustainable according to research group Nielsen. Releasing a summary of their top seven predictions earlier this month, Neilsen’s SVP of retail and US industry relations Jeff Williams has set out the seven trends he believes will shape the industry’s future. Among his top picks is […]

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Merchandising tips for brands this summer

Striking the right balance of product placement and uncluttered displays can help drive sales through the summer trade period. Retailing services company Crossmark, who work with retailers, manufacturers and brands on merchandising, have released a quick guide to helping maximise in-store foot traffic and product sales. Top of their tips for brands is to ensure

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Niche coffee and cashless payments latest coffee trends

When it comes to our daily cup of Joe, it seems Australians are quickly moving beyond the humble full-cream latte to embrace non-dairy, going cashless and ditching disposable for keep cups. Square Australia’s 2019 coffee report shows Australia’s coffee culture is still thriving – but it’s quickly evolving. Traditional orders remained the overall picks, with

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Retailing in 2040: smart bots and experience hubs to dominate

In just a few decades smart bots and experience hubs will redefine the customer experience, according to a new report predicting the state of retail in 2040. A new report from Euromonitor forecasting the online retail landscape in two decades’ time has imagined a world in which technology is ubiquitous and personalization and data power

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Committee calls for ban on conventional cars

A parliamentary committee has made a call for petrol and diesel cars should be phased out. The committee said Australia’s transport system would benefit from electric and hydrogen cars. The parliamentary inquiry into automated mass transit was led by 10 members of parliament and made 17 recommendations. Committee chair John Alexander Bennelong MP said automated and

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