Nexba raises $6m
Nexba has raised $6 million from crowd-funding platform VentureCrowd, breaking records along with it.
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Viva Energy appoints Andrew Egan as General Manager Marketing
Viva Energy Australia (“Viva Energy”) announced today that Andrew Egan has been appointed as General Manager Marketing. Egan has most recently held senior marketing, brand and consumer roles at Myer. This appointment signals Viva Energy’s renewed focus on retail customers, and in using market-driven insights to drive strong brand and value perception of the retail
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Feature: RTD Hot Coffee
RTD category is the second biggest, generating sales of $1.7 billion in 2017.
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7-Eleven Australia wins
7-Eleven Australia wins Canstar Most Satisfied Customers – Service Stations Award for second year running
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Feature article: White gold (milk)
Despite the challenges, milk has always remained a key convenience foot traffic driver
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Bega beats Kraft in legal battle
Bega has won a legal battle against Kraft, winning them the right to use yellow lids on its peanut butter jars. The Federal Court ruled the trademark yellow lids belong to Bega and that the company has the exclusive rights to use the lid as well as red and blue labels. The fight came from
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Vegemite and Coles chosen as ‘iconic’
Vegemite and Coles were both recognised as the top favourites in the 20th Annual Readers Digest Trusted Brands Survey. InsideFMCG reported the magazine also listed another of winners across several FMCG categories. Coles (Supermarket) Vegemite (Australian Iconic Brand) Penfolds (Australian Wine) Weet-Bix (Breakfast Food) John West (Canned Fish) Cadbury (Confectionery) Magnum (Ice Cream) S-26 Gold
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Petrol prices reach six-month high
Petrol prices reached a six-month high ahead of the Easter Long weekend.
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Two industry bodies merge to strengthen newsagents and lottery retailers
The Australian Lottery and Newsagents Association (ALNA) and the Lottery Retailers Association (LRA) have merged to become the only ACCC-authorised national body representing all newsagents, distributors and lottery retailers in every state and territory. This unites the industry and gives an even stronger and broader representative to support, negotiate for, collectively bargain for, strengthen and
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Mighty cost of Vegemite
A photo of Vegemite circulating online has caused surprise and disbelief.
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Nestlé to launch new Milo without cane sugar
Nestlé Australia is set to launch a new version of Milo without cane sugar in response to the changing nutritional needs of families. This week, the factory where Milo was first created 85 years ago scaled up production of the new addition to the range, Milo 30% Less Added Sugar*, after more than two years
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Fight against petrol sniffing
The Katherine region in the Northern Territory will stay a designated ‘low aromatic fuel area’ according to the Western Advocate. The government has said it is committed to continue rolling out petrol that is unable to be sniffed, as part of a strategy to reduce the harm caused by petrol sniffing. Following a review of
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LeVel Lemonade in stores
LeVel Lemonade has made its long-awaited debut into stores recently.
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