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Woolworths Drops Aussie-Owned Norco Milk, Faces Backlash

Woolworths, Australia’s largest supermarket chain, is facing criticism after announcing the removal of Norco branded milk from the shelves of nearly 100 of its Metro stores. Norco, a farmers’ cooperative established in 1895 and based in Lismore, Northern New South Wales, produces a range of dairy products, including milk, flavoured milk, cheese, and butter. The […]

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Woolworths CEO’s Dramatic TV Interview: Sparks Fly Over Grocery Prices

In a recent television interview, Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci found himself in a heated exchange over the soaring prices of groceries, prompting an unexpected storm-out. The interview, part of a Four Corners episode delving into the company’s pricing strategies, saw Banducci facing tough questions about Australia’s supermarket landscape. When asked about Australia potentially having the

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Transforming Australia’s Grocery Regulations for Fair Competition

In a move to address the pressing concerns surrounding Australia’s food and grocery industry, the government has embarked on a mission to fortify the nation’s supermarket giants with a more robust regulatory framework. The catalyst for this transformation is a government-commissioned review led by former Labor competition minister and renowned economist Dr Craig Emerson, who

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Australia’s Supermarket Duopoly: Navigating Price and Competition Challenges

Canada is pressuring supermarkets to reduce prices by threatening heightened taxes and regulations, but such tactics might not be as effective in Australia due to its powerful supermarket duopoly. The Canadian public and opposition are criticizing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government for not addressing the soaring cost of living and escalating grocery bills. In response,

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Aldi Dominates Australian Supermarket Ratings

Once again, Aldi has emerged as the top-rated supermarket in Australia, maintaining its position despite the ongoing cost of living challenges faced by the nation. According to the annual Supermarket Satisfaction Ratings conducted by Canstar Blue, Aldi secured its lead by receiving five-star ratings across various categories including overall satisfaction, value for money, produce freshness,

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Greens Super Market: Australia’s First Plant-Based Hub

Introducing Australia’s pioneering plant-based supermarket, Greens Super Market, which aims to promote accessibility and affordability of plant-based living while dispelling the misconception that environmentally conscious choices come with a hefty price tag. Located in the heart of Sydney’s plant-based hub, Newtown, Greens Super Market boasts an extensive range of exclusive plant-based products, fresh produce, essential

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Plastics

Aussie Supermarkets Export Plastics for Recycling After REDcycle Collapse

Australia’s major supermarket chains have begun shipping samples of soft plastics overseas to be recycled, as they grapple with the aftermath of the collapsed REDcycle scheme, which resulted in thousands of tonnes of stockpiled plastics. Coles and Woolworths assumed responsibility for the plastic stockpiles in February, after REDcycle went into liquidation and left creditors, including

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Employee and Employer Obligations on Public Holidays in Australia

Operating a business during the holiday season can be challenging, especially when navigating the legal requirements for public holidays. In most cases, employees have the right to choose not to work on public holidays, but this may vary depending on the situation. Employers cannot force their employees to work on public holidays in Australia, except

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