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Foodbank launches largest-ever Shop and Share campaign with Woolworths

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Foodbank has launched its largest-ever Shop and Share campaign. Fifteen food brands have committed to donating up to one million food items during July 2017, giving to Foodbank whenever a selected product...

Aldi confirms new Australian store locations

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Aldi has confirmed a number of new store locations, all set to open by the end of 2017. The German discount supermarket currently has 473 stores located across Australia and recently expanded into South...

Metcash profits drop 20 per cent, CEO to retire

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IGA independent supermarket supplier, Metcash, has reported a 20 per cent drop in profit after tax for its 2017 financial year when compared to its 2016 results. For Metcash’s 2017 financial year, which...

Coles hits major milestone

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Coles has hit a major milestone, opening its 800th Australian supermarket. Located in the Melbourne suburb, Epping North, the 800th store comes after 103 years since Coles was first established. The new...

Woolworths sells EziBuy

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Woolworths has sold its EziBuy clothing and homewares retailer to Sydney-based investment firm, Alceon Group. The sale figure has not been disclosed. Woolworths acquired EziBuy four years ago but said...

Are the Amazons hunting the Aussie retail gorillas?

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So, Amazon has bought Whole Foods in a deal worth $13.7 Billion, around $18 billion Australian. The gorilla of the digital retail troupe has invested in an old fashioned, albeit trendy, bricks and mortar...

Australian supermarkets making most of kombucha trend

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Both Woolworths and IGA supermarkets are making the most of Australia’s increasing interest in fermented kombucha tea. Metcash, supplier to IGA supermarkets, has committed to selling 13 different flavours...

What could Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods mean for Australia?

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Over the weekend, Amazon acquired Whole Foods, a premium American supermarket chain which only sells foods without artificial preservatives, colours, flavours, sweeteners and hydrogenated fats. For years...

Australians are willing to pay more for premium groceries, Nielsen

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New Nielsen research has found one in three Australian consumers would consider paying more for premium groceries. According to Nielsen, a significant amount of shoppers are already paying big dollars...

Aldi signs up to the Tax Transparency Code

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Aldi has signed up to the Australian Federal Government’s voluntary Tax Transparency Code. Aldi has long been mulling over whether to sign up to the code which sees businesses commit to disclosing tax...