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‘Fresh’ food category growth, Nielsen global survey

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Despite an increase in food prices worldwide, fresh foods remain an important part of the weekly shop globally, according to research published earlier this month by global market researcher Nielsen. The...

ALDI crowned supermarket of the year for 2nd time running – what’s the secret?

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Roy Morgan Research last night revealed the winners of its 2nd annual Customer Satisfaction Awards at a gala dinner in Melbourne, announcing ALDI as the “supermarket of the year” for the second year...

Australia’s supermarket groups deny dodgy dealings as ACCC threatens mandatory powers

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The ACCC has launched an investigation into Coles and Woolworths over possible misuse of their market power and indications of “unconscionable conduct” in relation to deals with their suppliers. While...

Digital innovation creates new food distribution channels

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The usage of digital technologies such as mobile apps, data mining, group sharing networks and techno grocery shopping are opening the door to new food supply formats and distributorships and supply chain...

Goodman Fielder negotiates product price increases to recoup losses

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Goodman Fielder has announced it will tackle its on-going economic difficulties by negotiating price increases for the products being sold under the White Wings, MeadowLea, and Helga’s brands, effective...

Fundamental national differences pose challenges to Grocery globalisation

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According to a recent report issued by Euromonitor  (www.euromonitor.com) about the internationalisation of retailing,  there are numerous  logistical challenges for global grocery retailing. These...

Grocery strategies for convenience and online create opportunities for suppliers, IGD Retail analysis

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Moves by one of the world’s leading grocery retailers, the Dutch-listed international Ahold group, demonstrate strategic thinking in the convenience supermarket and online grocery sectors that, according...

Woolworths’ minor drop in profits but supermarkets show strong result

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Woolworths Group, one of Australia’s two supermarket giants has reported its first net profit drop since it was listed on the stock exchange in 1993. An interim net loss of 16.8% in its half-yearly results...

Wholegrains, new grains, fibre-content all among consumer-preferred trends in US

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In the December 2011 issue of Food Technology magazine, published by the US-based Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), contributing Editor A. Elizabeth Sloan writes about the latest whole grain trends...

Australian food and grocery industry at a crossroads

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The “2020: Industry at a Crossroads” report, launched today at Australian Food and Grocery Council’s Industry Leaders’ Forum in Canberra forecasts severe job losses and continuing loss of competition...