Get ready, doughnut fiends: Kirspy Kreme Australia has teamed up with Snickers to drop two limited edition flavours. Available in 7-Eleven and Krispy Kreme stores now, the Snickers Ring Doughnut and Snickers Inspired Filled Doughnuts are the treat many of us need to ward off the winter blues. The ring doughnut features a peanut and […]
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OTR has brought Guzman Y Gomez to Adelaide’s south. The convenience and petrol retailer are celebrating the reopening of their Glandore store on the Anzac Highway, following a six-month rebuild which now features the Mexican QSR, complete with a drive-thru. It’s the fifth GYG to open in South Australia. The new OTR store also stocks
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Tic Tac are back with a new range of larger, more intense and sugar free mints. The Tic Tac X-Freeze, which launched this week, feature a unique twist with cooling crystals that deliver an intense ‘cooling sensation’. The range also comes in a bigger size and a newly designed slimline pack that is perfect for
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Health-focussed fast food chain Oliver’s Real Food (OLI) has finalised a long-term supply agreement with UK based EG Group. Under the agreement EG will pay Oliver’s a one off $500,000 license fee for the exclusive use of Oliver’s branding under a 10 year deal. Oliver’s will also supply all products sold at EG’s Oliver’s outlets.
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The Coca-Cola Foundation has teamed up with the Australian Red Cross to support those experiencing hardship through the COVID-19 crisis. As the economic and social impacts of the global pandemic continue to affect many Australians, the foundation has donated $250,000 to help the Red Cross deliver emotional care and support through their COVID-19 Care Collective.
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Few things have been spared from the fallout of COVID-19, not even our daily coffee. New research has found global coffee demand is expected to fall by one million (60kg) bags in 2020. The Coffee Outlook report, from Rabobank, estimates coffee demand will decline by 0.8%, driven by a combination of lockdown measures and large
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US food giant Kraft Heinz are taking their battle with Bega over the use of the yellow trade dress for peanut butter jars to the High Court. The stoush began in 2017 when Bega acquired Mondelez Australia, then a subsidiary of Kraft, obtaining the peanut butter business and assets in the sale. However, Kraft continued
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Red Kangaroo Beverages has launched into the trend-setting South Korean market. Partnering with billion dollar manufacturing and distribution leader Binggrae, the company has today officially launched their Kanguru energy drink into 24,000 stores. More than 300,000 250ml cans will be distributed to convenience stores within the next three weeks, including South Korea’s top three chains
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APN Convenience Retail REIT (AQR) has acquired two regional Coles Express stores. The Gatton, QLD and Inverell, NSW stores were purchased for $5.1 million each. Both stores had been built within the last five years (2015 and 2016 respectively) and have been leased by Coles with a combined weighted average lease expiry of 8.3 years.
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Coca-Cola Amatil has revealed the toll COVID-19 restrictions have had on sales. Providing a business update for April and the first three weeks of May, CCA said the effect of lockdown measures across the peak trade periods of Easter, ANZAC Day and Ramadan festivities resulted in a 33% decline in the volume of non-alcoholic, ready
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The Australasian Association of Convenience Stores has warned tobacco ‘tax hikes’ are behind the rise in illegal trade. Issuing a statement yesterday, AACS CEO Jeff Rogut said the price discrepancy between legal and black market products was making the latter more incentive to consumers. Citing the latest Illicit Tobacco in Australia report (complied by KPMG),
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The ACCC is urging milk processors and dairy farmers to review their obligations under the Dairy Code. Under the code, which came into effect in January this year, dairy processors are required to publish standard form milk supply agreements to their websites by June 1. Co-ops, retailers and brokers who buy milk directly from farmers
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