Nutella and doughnut lovers can rejoice: 7-Eleven and Krispy Kreme have teamed up with Nutella to bring their newest doughnut offering into stores across the country for a limited time. The collaboration offers two doughnut varieties, the Krispy Kreme classic dipped in Nutella and topped with hazelnuts the doughnut filled with Nutella and dusted with […]
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An assistance fund of $20 million will be set up by Caltex Australia for employees who have been underpaid by Caltex franchisees. Staff who were not paid their full entitlements from 2015 onwards will be able to claim back what they are owed from franchise owners of the petrol retailer. In an audit that saw
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Retail expert Karim Sumar has been announced as the new director for the company Stock Box, a B2B product sampling service. Stock Box founder Craig Matthews said he was very excited to have Karim on board. “Karim’s experience speaks for itself, and we share the same passion and interest in raising the profile and importance
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Dare Iced Coffee has added a new coffee beverage to its range; Dare Cold Pressed coffee. The new range of iced coffee is available in two strengths, latte and strong latte. Using fresh Australian milk, Arabica cold-brew coffee and a dash of raw sugar, Dare Cold Pressed is crafted using natural ingredients and nothing artificial.
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Australia’s largest milk processor has made misleading representations in contravention of the Australian Consumer Law according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). It was alleged that Murray Goulburn Cooperative Co. Limited (Murray Goulburn), along with former managing director Gary Helou and former chief financial officer Bradley Hingle are engaged in unconscionable conduct by
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The annual Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) State of the Industry Report is set to be released next week.
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OzHarvest has today opened Australia’s first rescued food market in Kensington in Sydney, providing food and resources at a lower cost than supermarkets.
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Slurpee Australia has won the Shorty Award in the Food and Beverage Category for its social media campaign ‘Thrills, No Spills’. The award was announced at the international Shorty Awards in New York, on April 23rd. The campaign focused on driving up sales of the Slurpee Sports Bottle, during the colder part of the year
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The National Cash Register (NCR) Corporation has launched the NCR Silver, point-of-sale (POS) solution to Australian retailers and merchants. NCR Silver is an integrated payment system that transforms a tablet into a complete POS system, capable of reporting sales, employee management and inventory. The new POS system is aimed at small business merchants and businesses
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Leighton O’Brien has entered into a contract with 7-Eleven extending the wetstock monitoring program, they announced today. The agreement is part of the environmental compliance program. The agreement is part of the environmental compliance program encompassing 7-Eleven’s network across the country, The contract encompasses the monitoring of 475 sites on Leighton O’Brien’s SIRA program as part
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A woman accused of attacking two customers at a Sydney 7-Eleven has faced court on charges of intent to murder. Evie Amati appeared before the Sydney Central Local Court on April 20 to get out of prison on bail to receive medical treatment. It was alleged that Ms Amati attacked two 7-Eleven customers
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This story was originally published on RetailBiz by Ruth Cooper. An interesting article from the Sydney Morning Herald this week outlines the Consumer Action Law Centre’s view that Australia should establish a Retail Ombudsman to “freely, quickly and fairly” resolve disputes between “ordinary Australians” and retailers. This information comes from the centre’s pre-budget submission to treasury, in which
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A Melbourne convenience store owner has been accused of racism for putting up a sign in his window, banning black teenagers from his store.
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