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Metcash

Metcash asks IGA and Foodland stores to resist raising shelf prices

Metcash has asked retailers operating under its IGA and Foodland brands to resist raising shelf prices despite rising inflation putting pressure on store profits, warning it could mean a loss of customers to Woolworths and Coles. Operators of IGA and Foodland supermarkets were told at their national conference on the Gold Coast last month that […]

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grocery

Falling exports add to pressure on Australian food, grocery industry

The viability of the nation’s biggest manufacturing sector is at-risk from rising supply chain, workforce and cost pressures, with the $134bn food and grocery industry revealing a 17.1 per cent plunge in exports. Food and grocery manufacturers, which employ almost 273,000 workers, have recorded another year of stagnant capital investment growth despite benefiting from a

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mydeal

Woolworths get tick from ACCC on MyDeal buy

Supermarket giant Woolworths Group has gained the tick of approval from the competition regulator on its planned acquisition of online marketplace retailer MyDeal. Woolworths, through its 176 bricks and mortar Big W stores and supermarkets, and MyDeal, through its online marketplace, sell a variety of general merchandise including furniture, health and beauty products, homewares and

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Starburst

Mars Wrigley announces axing of Starburst brand in Australia

A confectionary giant has been forced to respond after lolly lovers spotted their favourite treat had mysteriously disappeared from Aussie shelves. A confectionary giant might have thought it could quietly ditch one of its most well known Aussie brands – but social media had other ideas. TikToker @nariman.dein took to the social media platform to ask

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Aldi

U-turn for Aldi as supermarket quietly removes online shopping option

Customers have expressed disappointment at a major U-turn from Aldi Australia, but the retailer insists the change was necessary to deliver the “best value”. Aldi Australia has made a major change to its online store, leaving customers disappointed. Last year, Aldi announced a trial where shoppers could purchase some of its Special Buys items online, but it

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