Mobile telecommunications provider Vodafone has joined with the 2017 C&I Retailing Expo as a Gold Sponsor, showing its support for Australia’s biggest convenience industry event.
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A fight broke out at popular a Redfern convenience store last Friday night, resulting in three hospitalisations and two arrests.
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Nestlé UK has changed the Milkybar recipe after 81 years of consistency.
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Originally published on The Shout, written by Andy Young. POPAI ANZ, the global association for marketing at retail, and shopper research firm, GfK, are planning to conduct the first Australian shopper and retail marketing and category management industry study for three years. The study, which will be conducted from June to August, aims to benchmark
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Almond Breeze celebrated the successful launch of its Barista Blend almond milk with a latte art master class.
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The federal government’s Heath Star Rating System (HSRS) has been referred to as flawed and in urgent need of review. Championed to make packaged food choices simpler, the HSRS was launched three years ago but of late has been receiving criticism suggesting there is a fundamental flaw in the system. What exactly is the HSRS?
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Small businesses in regional Queensland are under serious threat from grocery delivery services operated by the major supermarket chains, demonstrating the principle that ‘convenience is king’.
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Caltex has parted ways with Leo Burnett and appointed Saatchi & Saatchi as its new creative agency. Following a competitive pitch, Caltex’s eight-year relationship with Burnett ended and Saatchi won the bid. Leo Burnett CEO Peter Bosilkovski said he was proud of the work Leo Burnett had done with Caltex. “We declined to take part
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Joseph Alessi has been newly appointed as the National Merchandise Manager at New Sunrise, bringing to the role 15 years of retail experience. Mr Alessi first joined Mondelez (formerly Cadbury) in 2001 as a sales representative and has since worked his way within the industry as well known and respected. During his time in the
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The energy drink 28 Black has had a packaging redesign, with the defining black colour being featured on every can to maintain brand unity across the flavour range. In response to a large-scale poll, the can design resonated well with customers in Germany as it assisted in the distinction between flavours and the brand’s identity.
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OAK has announced it will release OAK Plus, a new sports recovery drink with 30 grams of natural dairy milk protein for muscle recovery. OAK has specifically formulated the drink, making it low in fat with reduced sugar and available in three flavours including chocolate, iced coffee, and vanilla. OAK Marketing Director Angela Burr said
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Nestlé has announced the launch of its Nescafé Gold Organic in Australia, a premium grade organic and Fairtrade coffee inspired by baristas. The high-quality coffee blend consists of Arabica coffee beans, grown and harvested in Peru by Fairtrade certified farmers. The coffee is ethically sourced and has been classified as certified organic by the National
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Cadbury has announced a new addition to its Marvellous Creations range with the Marvellous Creations Spider. The Spider is a combination of dairy milk chocolate and a fizzy ice-cream spider inspired centre. The chocolate block is a twist on the traditional Australian ice-cream spider drink that has been re-imagined to deliver a sweet creaminess like
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