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Food and beverage mergers and acquisitions in Australia in 2014

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Food and beverage mergers and acquisitions in Australia in 2014 Earlier in December 2014, Australian Food News reported that food manufacturing was one of four manufacturing sub-sectors to expand in November...

Prediction that electric vehicles are a ‘slow-burning threat’ to supermarkets’ fuel business, IBISWorld

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Electric vehicles a slow-burning threat to supermarkets’ fuel business, IBISWorld The increase in the availability of electric vehicles has the potential to disrupt the fuel retail operations of supermarket...

Admission of unconscionable conduct leads to Coles adoption of buyer training program

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Admission of unconscionable conduct leads to Coles adoption of buyer training program Australian supermarket giant Coles has said it will immediately introduce an independently-run six-monthly training...

Gourmet grocer in administration

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Gourmet grocer in administration Premium grocery store company Jones the Grocer has been placed in voluntary administration. The Company has 15 stores in Melbourne, Sydney, New Zealand, Qatar, Singapore...

Big pre-packed salad plant to be built in NSW

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Big pre-packed salad plant to be built in NSW Australia’s growing appetite for healthy, convenient, pre-packaged salads is seeing the construction of the largest fresh cut salad facility of its kind...

Supply Warehouse launches online grocery shopping for Australian households

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Supply Warehouse has launched an online shop. Melbourne-based warehouse business Supply Warehouse has launched an online grocery shopping service in Australia, making its cheap supermarket items available...

ACCC cracks down on another egg supplier for free range claims

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ACCC cracks down on another egg supplier for free range claims The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has instituted proceedings in the Federal Court against Derodi Pty Ltd (Derodi)...

Australia’s appetite for organic foods at record levels

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Australia’s appetite for organic foods at record levels New categories in the organic sector in Australia have driven record growth in the $1.72 billion industry, according to a biennial industry...

Woolworths launches ‘The Odd Bunch’, not-quite-perfect looking fruit and vegetables

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Woolworths launches ‘The Odd Bunch’, not-quite-perfect looking fruit and vegetables Supermarket giant Woolworths has introduced ‘The Odd Bunch’, a collection of fresh fruit and vegetables that...

Fiji Water expand with national rollout in Coles supermarkets

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Fiji Water expand with national rollout in Coles supermarkets Premium water brand Fiji Water has launched its iconic square bottle designed products to Coles stores nationally. The water brand is available...