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Woolworths ‘Earn and Learn’ is back

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The Woolworths ‘Earn and Learn’ program has returned for 2015. Similar to previous years, Woolworths shoppers can earn resources for schools and education centres by spending money with the supermarket. How...

Coles auditing suppliers for employee relations compliance

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Coles Supermarkets revealed to a Federal Senate enquiry this week that it is auditing all its suppliers for employee relations compliance. This followed ABC TV’s broadcast of a Four Corners episode uncovering...

Aldi opens up on its fantastic profits, without fantasy on tax

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Aldi has opened up about its profits and taxes in a submission to the Federal Senate inquiry into tax avoidance. In the submission, Aldi outlined how much it earnt and how much tax it paid to the Australian...

McCain Foods announces $10 million Tasmanian potato plant expansion

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McCain Foods Australia/New Zealand will spend up to $10 million dollars over the next two years upgrading onsite storage facilities and building a new packing line at the Smithton plant in Circular Head,...

Coles gain on Woolworths at the deli counter

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Coles is thinly slicing off an ever bigger share of the $4.7b annual Australian delicatessen market, but Woolworths remains Australia’s number one retailer for fine food delicacies, the latest retail...

Kennett’s arbitration forces Coles to refund its suppliers

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Action by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has led to a refund by Coles of  $12 million to the supermarket’s suppliers. The ACCC welcomed the news from independent arbitrator,...

3 essential pieces of the supermarket business model

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Allen Roberts is a guest contributor to Australian Food News and writes another of his regular articles here.   A short while ago, I posted “10 strategies for SME’s to beat the supermarket...

Cognitive dissonance a problem for grocery shoppers

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Jan Davis is a contributor to Australian Food News. Grocery shopping is more complicated than you might think. As individuals, we are apt to feel sympathy for the farmers and suppliers that the retail...

Aldi accelerates WA and SA expansion push

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ALDI to continue expansion Aldi has spelt out the timing of its plans to open its first 20 new stores in South Australia and its planned new store openings in Western Australia. According to a report in...

McCain launches limited edition flavoured wedges

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McCain has launched a limited edition range of flavoured frozen potato wedges. The new wedges come in ‘Chorizo and Caramelised Onion’ and ‘Samosa’ flavours. The Samosa wedges consist of the potato...