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Costco Expands Sales in Australia’s Supermarket Sector

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Costco has become a serious contender in Australia’s grocery market, with annualised sales now estimated at $5 billion. Since entering the market in 2009, the US-based bulk-buying retailer has steadily expanded its influence through its membership-only model, attracting consumers looking for savings on large-volume purchases. Operating 15 warehouse-style stores across the country, Costco is now […]

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Council Launches Campaign to Tackle Processed Food Myths

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The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) has launched a new initiative to address widespread misunderstandings about processed food and encourage more informed conversations about what Australians eat. Leading the campaign is cookbook author and mum of three Kelsie Heemskerk, known online as @cookwithkels_. In partnership with a content production team, the initiative explains how

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Metcash Boss Confident in Supermarket Competition

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Metcash CEO Doug Jones has expressed strong confidence in the group’s ability to compete against dominant supermarket players Woolworths and Coles, as well as discount retailer Aldi, amid intensified price-cutting efforts across the sector. As Australians continue to feel the pressure of rising living costs, major supermarket chains have increased their promotional activity in an

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Investors Eye Suburban Supermarkets in Melbourne

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Two unassuming supermarket properties in Melbourne’s suburbs, one vacant and one actively trading, are quickly gaining attention from investors eager to tap into the city’s outer growth corridors. The first site, located at 39 Borrack Square, Altona North, was formerly occupied by Woolworths and is now available with vacant possession. Spanning 1,871 square metres, the

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Supermarkets in Legal Battle Over Alleged Misleading Promotions

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Australia’s competition watchdog has taken a major step forward in its legal action against supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles, after all parties agreed on key facts surrounding hundreds of grocery items at the centre of the case. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) alleges that both retailers misled customers by promoting discounts on around

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Aldi Faces Legal Battle Over Snack Lookalikes

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Aldi is facing a significant legal challenge that could affect its long-standing private-label strategy. Global snack giant Mondelez, the company behind Oreo biscuits and Ritz crackers, has launched legal proceedings against Aldi’s US arm. The lawsuit accuses the discount retailer of selling own-brand snacks that closely resemble Mondelez’s products, both in appearance and packaging. At

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Health Advocates Pressure Supermarkets to Stop Selling Cigarettes

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Australia’s major supermarkets are facing increasing pressure to remove cigarettes from their shelves, as health advocates push for stronger action to protect public health. The Lung Foundation Australia is calling for a nationwide ban on cigarette sales in supermarkets, arguing that the current situation makes it too easy for people to buy tobacco while doing

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Supermarket Shake-Up Looms as Nationals Target Woolworths and Coles

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If the National Party secures influence in a future Coalition government, one of its top priorities will likely be to restructure Woolworths and Coles. The objective is clear: break their market dominance and foster real competition in the Australian grocery sector. This move would be a fixed condition in any agreement with the Liberals, not

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