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Coca-Cola soft drink and water brands now produced in 100% recycled plastic

Coca-Cola considers own recycling plant

Coca-Cola Amatil today announced it had entered into a Heads of Agreement with global leader in resource management Veolia Australia and New Zealand, to explore opportunities for a recycled plastic processing plant in Australia. The potential recycling plant would focus on recycling PET plastic, which is the material used in plastic bottles. Coca-Cola Amatil’s Group […]

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San Remo wins ‘Product of Year’

San Remo wins food ‘Product of Year’ for second year running

Australian pasta brand, San Remo, has for the second-year running been named winner in the ‘2020 Product of the Year’ annual consumer awards, announced at a ceremony in Sydney last week. San Remo’s ‘Ready Pasta’ range was selected by Australian consumers as the top product in the ‘Pasta and Rice’ category. San Remo introduced the

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Violet Crumble celebrates anniversary

Violet Crumble celebrates anniversary

Australian iconic chocolate brand, Violet Crumble is this month celebrating one year of production back in Australia. Having been purchased from Nestle by Adelaide-based family-owned chocolatier, Robern Menz, the bar has experienced huge growth in sales and distribution, secured a US export deal, and introduced a number of new formats to consumers including the Bag,

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A new Remedy at 7-Eleven

Remedy launches new flavour exclusive to 7-Eleven

Remedy Drinks has launched a zingy new passionfruit kombucha to for summer stocked exclusively at 7-Eleven. According to the company, the new flavour combines the fragrant, fruity tang of passionfruit with the much-loved sweet and sour notes found in all Remedy Kombucha brews. Remedy Drinks Co-Founder Emmet Condon said the launch of the new flavour

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7-Eleven Australia’s fuel app

7-Eleven fuel app saving Australia drivers $16.8 million

7-Eleven Australia’s fuel app has hit two million downloads and Australian drivers have collectively saved more than $16.8 million dollars on their fuel since January 2017, according to the company. 7-Eleven Australia CEO, Angus McKay, said the company’s customers have benefited from locking in when prices are lower and redeeming over the following 7 days

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Kellogg's signs up to food waste project

Kellogg’s tackling food waste

Kellogg’s Australia and Yume, an online B2B marketplace for the sale of quality surplus food, have announced a new partnership which enables Kellogg’s to sell any surplus raw materials that become available during the manufacturing process through to the Yume platform. The Yume platform enables food suppliers such as primary producers and manufacturers to safely sell their

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IGA's new ads featuring Shane Jacobson

IGA unveils new TV commercials

IGA has launched a series of new national TV commercials inspired by real stories. These TV adverts celebrate how IGA retailers ‘do things differently’ because they are independent and bring to life the special relationships they have with their local customers, communities and suppliers. The new TVCs continue with Aussie favourite, Shane Jacobson recounting things

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Penalties for Westside Petroleum

Westside Petroleum fined for underpayments

Australia’s workplace watchdog the Fair Work Ombudsman has fined major service station chain Westside Petroleum and three of its management staff for underpaying 22 employees a total of $62,393. Westside Petroleum were fined a total of $57,000 in penalties by the Fair Work Ombudsman. The underpayments occurred at 12 petrol stations for periods between July

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Penalty rates have increased

Penalty rates rise again for casual retail workers

Casual retail employees are receiving an increased penalty rate for Saturday and evening work which kicked in from 1 October 2019. The increase has affected all businesses who employ casual staff under the General Retail Industry Award 2010. Casual staff are now receiving a rate of 135% for evening work Monday to Friday and 145%

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