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Metcash, Coles pull out of race for Superior Food Services

Superior Food Services is now expected to sell to a private equity firm after two of the most likely strategic buyers reportedly left the sales process. The $3.75bn grocery wholesaler Metcash had hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to consider buying Superior Food Services, but is understood to be out of the race. Also out of […]

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Supermarket

Supermarket bosses share their tips to save cash at the checkout

As the cost of living skyrockets, Australia’s leading supermarket bosses have shared their in-store tips, tricks, deals and programs on offer to save Aussies save their hard earned cash. Rising interest rates, power, petrol and food prices are putting a strain on many household budgets. But supermarkets are promising to help, offering a range of

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Australian Food and Grocery Council

Australian Food and Grocery Council boss issues inflation warning

The boss of the Australian Food and Grocery Council has warned there will be more hip-pocket pain at the grocery checkout in coming months. Woolworths has introduced price freezes on 200 pantry staples, which will remain in place until the end of the year, but Australian Food and Grocery Council CEO Tanya Barden says there

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Facebook

How To Boost Engagement On Your Supermarket’s Facebook Page

So, you’ve taken the leap and created a Facebook business page for your supermarket. Great! Unfortunately, creating your page is just the first step. Once you’ve established an online presence for your supermarket, the real legwork in marketing your business online can truly begin. Leveraging your supermarket for success through social media is all about

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Cost

Cost-of-living crisis forcing people in remote regions to give up fresh produce

Key Points: People in some rural communities are foregoing fresh produce amid rising costs High fuel prices are making it too costly to drive long distances for cheaper options Prices are expected to keep rising to make up for on-farm losses and growing input costs Few Australians are immune from the rising cost of living

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‘Bullying’ returns to food sector as supermarkets offset rising prices

Desperate times may call for desperate measures, but no one in the sector wants to see a return to the dark days, when the major chains abused their market power. Seven years after the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct came into effect, tactics used by major supermarket chains to pressure suppliers are making an

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