Google Play in Malaysia
Google Play gift cards have launched into Malaysia, thanks to leading payments technology company InComm.
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New from Carman’s
Carman’s has welcomed a new flavour to its family. Salted caramel, the flavour of the moment is the star of Carman’s new creations. Salted Caramel Nut Butter Protein Bars are a fruit free, gourmet protein nut bars. Each bar has 10gram of protein and are also gluten-free, featuring a drizzle of peanut butter across the top.
Cadbury reduces block size
Cadbury has announced that due to rising costs, the size of Cadbury Family Blocks will reduce.
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What’s in Store for Retail in 2019?
With shoppers becoming ever more demanding and retailers under pressure to deliver the seamless service experience consumers crave, Manhattan Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ: MANH) has identified five key themes it believes are set to dominate the retail agenda in 2019: Holistic Customer Experience Management Expansion of Omnichannel Fulfilment Strategies Making Ship from Store Profitable IoT Enters
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MIB Facitlities completes new Caltex Lismore Site
MIB Facilities has completed construction on the new Caltex Lismore site. A press release from MIB said the site had been closed following the flood damage caused by Cyclone Debbie in 2017. “The old site was completely gutted and rebuilt. The project was extremely challenging due to the extensive damage caused by the Cyclone, local soil
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BioPak introduces price cuts to compostable straws
Australia’s leading eco-friendly, sustainable packaging company BioPak has introduced massive price cuts on its range of Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified paper straws in a move designed to encourage more food and drink outlets to quit serving plastic straws.
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Shapes gifts new Aussie flavour
Vegemite is frequently toted as one of the iconic flavours that are intrinsically Australian.
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Arrest for illegal cigarette smuggling
Two men were recently charged after reportedly importing 1.1 million illegal cigarettes. The two men falsely declared the cigarettes as black tea through Melbourne Airport. The Herald Sun reported that the haul was worth more than $10 million. The cigarettes were imported via multiple air cargo shipments, across from the United Arab Emirates. Colin Drysdale,
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Tips for saving money on petrol
Lifehacker.com.au has written a list of seven helpful tips for commuters who are trying to save money on petrol. Due to the inconsistency of fluctuating petrol prices across the country, Lifehacker has offered up a few ways to “mitigate the damage”. Fill up before you run out: Get into the habit of topping up your petrol
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Allen’s conducts Loll-ection
Allen’s calls on Aussies to hit the ballot boxes as Cola Frogs and Unicorns face off in national vote
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Petrol prices drop in Sydney
Petrol prices in Sydney have hit their lowest in over a year and a half. According to Ten News, E10 fuel has dropped below one dollar per litre, but warned these prices will not last. The owner of an independent petrol station in Peakhurt Sam Henein told Ten News there was less margin but he
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Amplify Kombucha partners with Boost Juice
Amplify Kombucha has partnered with Australian juice brand, Boost to offer a new range of Kombucha-juice blends. Affectionately named ‘KomBOOSTcha’, the range contains the Amplify Kombucha with whole fruit. Each blend is dairy free, vegan and wheat free. “We all want to start the year off right, and we know healthy New Year’s resolutions play
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Johnson & Johnson respond to asbestos
Johnson & Johnson has responded to reports of asbestos in its baby powder. Following a report by Reuters that claimed the company knew of harmful asbestos for decades, Johnson & Johnson were quick to reassure customers the baby powder is safe to use, InsideFMCG reported. The company released a video response in which the chairman
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