Hi-Chew’s new campaign
Hi-Chew has launched a new marketing campaign with a brand new slogan “fortune favours the bold”.
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M&M’s launch new flavour
y by announcing the launch of a new M&M’s flavour.
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Chevron has completed the acquisition of Puma Energy Australia.
Chevron has completed the acquisition of Puma Energy Australia.
The $425 million deal boosts Chevron’s Australian portfolio by 360 company and retailer owned service stations, owned or leased seaboard import terminals and fuel distribution depots, as well as a commercial and industrial fuel business. Chevron will use the Puma Energy brand under licence in the near term.
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ATO release tax tool kit for small businesses
Tax time will undoubtedly bring addition stress for small businesses who have already experienced a very rough year to date.
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China takes aim at new ‘Australian Made’ logo
The new logo to market the highly coveted ‘Australian Made’ tag has been widely panned. Revealed earlier this week, the design – intended to represent Australia’s native gold wattle, has drawn unflattering comparisons. Many have likened it to looking like a virus, or, according to one Lake Macquarie councilor, a ‘generic splash of colour’. While
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ACCC’s new dairy code warning
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued another warning over the dairy code of conduct.
Under the code, processors had to have published their milk supply agreements online by June 1, outlining minimum milk prices and other conditions.
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7-Eleven introduces facial recognition in Australian stores
7-Eleven has reportedly started using facial recognition technology in its Australian stores.
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‘Spamming’ costs Woolworths $1 million
Woolworths has paid the biggest fine ever issued by the Australian Communications and Media Authority for sending spam emails.
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Coffee: why it’s the hottest trend in convenience
The impressive growth of hot coffee sales through convenience is continuing to play a leading role in helping stores maintain profitability in an often challenging trading environment.
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Popular spread recalled on allergen fears
A popular spread sold at IGA and independent supermarkets has been recalled after it was found to contain an undeclared allergen
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Vodafone/TPG merger another step closer
TPG Telecom shareholders have overwhelmingly backed the proposed merger with Vodafone. The deal could now be finalised as early as next month.
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Product restrictions reintroduced in Victoria on panic buying fears
Purchase limits have been reintroduced on pantry staple products in Victorian supermarkets as new cases of COVID-19 spark fears of more panic buying. Victoria is in the midst of a new wave of virus cases, many of which have arisen from community transmissions. The state recorded 20 new cases yesterday and one death and fears
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Metcash’s new acquisition plans
Metcash is looking to extend further into hardware, announcing it’s in the final stages of talks to acquire a 70% stake in leading tool retailer Total Tools. The proposed $57 million deal would include Total Tool’s franchised operations and one company owned store. The wholesaler has also said it has a ‘clear pathway’ to acquire
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