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Discount giant Aldi to exit Greek market

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Discount grocery retailer Aldi is withdrawing from Greece, it was confirmed on Firday (16 July). The German retailer plans to dispose of 38 outlets in Greece and is currently in talks to sell the stores....

QDO Calls For A Fairer Deal for Dairy Farmers

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The Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation is extremely concerned for the future viability of dairy farmers following the release of details of current negotiations between collective groups of dairy...

Food Recall: Saigon Fish Sauce

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Nan Fong Trading Company has initiated a food recall of Saigon Fish Sauce as a number bottles contain high levels of yeast.  The yeast is not harmful but could create fermentation, resulting in a slight...

Productivity Commission’s bum steer on trade agenda

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Recommendations in a draft review of bilateral and regional Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), released today by the Productivity Commission (PC), would lower the threshold for Australian trade negotiations...

Emerging trends which could soon be hitting shelves in Australia

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An ice cream you do not have to freeze, and chocolate pills which extend life expectancy are among the world’s newest consumer goods identified by Product Launch Analytics. Cesar Pereira, Research...

Mobile phone app scans barcodes to create shopping list

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Netherlands firm Albert Heijn has launched an app for its customers to help them create shopping lists by scanning barcodes of products they are running out of using their mobile phone camera. The app,...

Carrefour to buy 51% of hypermarket firm Baolongcang

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French retail giant Carrefour has signed an agreement to acquire 51% of Chinese hypermarket operator Baolongcang.The founders of Baolongcang, one of the main hypermarket operators in Hebei, near Beijing,...

SABMiller calls for greater environmental and social disclosure

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SABMiller, one of the world’s leading brewers, is calling on the brewing industry to improve disclosure on environmental and social impacts.The company is taking a lead by publishing detailed information...

FAO provides free access to statistics treasure trove

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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) is granting free and open access to its central data repository, FAOSTAT, the world’s largest and most comprehensive statistical database on...

Players to meet fans and sign autographs at Coles this Friday

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As part of the build up to the much anticipated Western Bulldogs vs Port Adelaide AFL clash, players such as Adam Cooney and Warren Tredea will be signing autographs at selected Coles stores on Friday...