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Photos | Ritchies IGA supermarket at Taren Point relaunched following $4.5M upgrade

[metaslider id=20505] Ritchies IGA supermarket at Taren Point has taken on a completely new look following a $4.5 million upgrade. The Parraweena Road supermarket was relaunched on Wednesday after 14 months of building and fitting out works. Customers have been flocking to check out the new features and take advantage of a large number of […]

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Top 3 Tips for Preventing Employee Theft

News / Dan Armes

Employee theft is negatively impacting supermarket businesses across Australia. This problem includes theft of supplies, money, merchandise, time, or information, causing supermarkets on average to lose about 5 percent of their yearly revenue. Small businesses are often more strongly impacted, since they often have fewer systems in place to protect their assets. Luckily, there are

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‘Easiest thing to help the planet’: How grocery startups are tackling food waste

News / Mel

For about $150 each week, Bridget Choi gets to have a direct relationship with the farmers who grow her food. The Lane Cove-based mother-of-three is a long-time customer of Your Food Collective, a female-founded farmer-focused grocery delivery service, and every week she teaches her children about where their food comes from. “You’re able to shop locally,

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Fresh and frozen food prices will stay high for months, supermarket boss says

News / Mel

Key points: Broccoli and other vegetables have increased in price by 75 per cent in some supermarkets Red meat and chicken prices could also rise again soon Retailers say increases in the cost of raw materials, energy price rises and freight costs are all factors Families can expect to pay more for fresh and frozen

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Woolworths grows greener

News / Mel

Monday, 21 March 2022: Woolworths will be phasing out its 15-cent plastic shopping bags in Western Australia over the next month – the first major supermarket to do so ahead of new state legislation banning a variety of plastic shopping bags from July this year. Over the coming weeks, stores across the state will gradually run down stock

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Food boss says ‘perfect storm’ could cause supermarket price hikes

News / Dan Armes

Australians could see the prices of all supermarket products rise by 10 to 20 per cent, according to the boss of one of Australia’s biggest food manufacturers. Hussein Rifai, the chairman of SPC, told 3AW on Wednesday he suspects the costs of his company’s 150-plus products will all be going up. But he warned the

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Supermarkets to gain on the back of rising inflation

News / Dan Armes

Coles and Woolworths could benefit from growing inflation trends which will boost sales as prices for everyday items rise nearly seven per cent this year. Against this backdrop, Jarden head of research Ben Gilbert said supermarkets margins could rise into fiscal 2023 as COVID-19 related costs moderate and as shelf prices lift. “We see scope

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The Importance of Grievance Policies and Procedures

News / Dan Armes

Regardless of size, every supermarket business will eventually have its share of disputes and disagreements among its employees. These conflicts often lead to problems for your business, ranging from unmotivated staff to negative publicity or even employee lawsuits. You can’t run your supermarket alone (nor would you want to), and you don’t want your essential

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Cash Management Tips for Your Supermarket

News / Dan Armes

Supermarkets are busy places with plenty of tasks that need to be taken care of daily. Depending on the day, there could be hundreds of consumers coming through your doors. Even on slow days, there could still be massive amounts of cash to handle. Having so much cash to handle has its own challenges and

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Woolworths takes on ‘mission Impossible’ with plant-based burger

News / Dan Armes

Impossible Foods president Dennis Woodside sees the company’s plant-based burgers, sausages and other products more as bypassing the cow rather than fake meat, as well as potentially helping in the fight against inflation. The burger, backed by Bill Gates and other Silicon Valley heavyweights, is deepening its expansion into Australia, launching in Woolworths on Monday as

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Frydenberg warns on ‘opportunistic’ price increases

News / Dan Armes

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg warned businesses against forcing through opportunistic price hikes as a leading retail analyst said shoppers faced increases of 10 per cent-plus on a range of goods in coming weeks. Coles and Woolworths on Monday left open the door to rejecting fruit and vegetable manufacturer SPC’s plans to increase the price of its products

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Woolies receives highest score for hot cross buns

News / Dan Armes

Woolworths has come out on top for having the best product in one hotly contested category – beating both Aldi and Coles. With a month to go until Easter it’s safe to say that hot cross buns are hard to miss at the supermarkets. You’ve got your more traditional fruit and choc chip varieties, as

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Photos | Ritchies IGA supermarket at Taren Point relaunched following $4.5M upgrade

Top 3 Tips for Preventing Employee Theft

‘Easiest thing to help the planet’: How grocery startups are tackling food waste

Fresh and frozen food prices will stay high for months, supermarket boss says

Woolworths grows greener

Food boss says ‘perfect storm’ could cause supermarket price hikes

Supermarkets to gain on the back of rising inflation

The Importance of Grievance Policies and Procedures

Cash Management Tips for Your Supermarket

Woolworths takes on ‘mission Impossible’ with plant-based burger

Frydenberg warns on ‘opportunistic’ price increases

Woolies receives highest score for hot cross buns

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