A remote supermarket in Normanton has reduced bread prices by nearly a dollar by baking fresh loaves in-store instead of relying on costly long-haul deliveries. Normanton, a Gulf of Carpentaria town, is a seven-hour drive from Cairns. Previously, bread travelled over 2,000km via truck and train before reaching the shelves. Normanton Foodworks, owned by the […]
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People living in remote Australian communities are facing staggering grocery costs, often paying more than double what city residents spend on essential items. In a move to address this unfair pricing, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to announce a plan aimed at ensuring regional Australians pay no more than their urban counterparts for everyday
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Coles is reducing its product range by at least 10%, a move aimed at boosting profits but raising concerns among suppliers. The supermarket giant has been working with consultants from Bain for months to streamline its offerings, potentially increasing sales for remaining products. The decision comes amid rising scrutiny of major supermarkets over grocery prices.
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Supermarkets across Australia are grappling with a significant egg shortage, triggered by soaring demand and the lingering effects of a devastating avian influenza outbreak. As a result, some retailers have reintroduced purchasing limits to manage supply. Six months ago, a major outbreak of bird flu swept through poultry farms in New South Wales, Victoria, and
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The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC), the leading representative body for supermarket suppliers, has abruptly parted ways with its Chief Executive, Tanya Barden, effective immediately. The sudden nature of her departure has sparked speculation, though it is believed tensions had been brewing between Ms Barden and the AFGC board, which comprises senior executives from
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In an unexpected move, some of Australia’s largest retailers have joined forces in support of a controversial application submitted to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) by the Australian Retailers Association (ARA). Backed by major industry players such as Woolworths, Coles, Kmart, and Costco, the application proposes significant changes to the General Retail Industry Award 2020
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Ed Fagan’s family began cultivating asparagus near Cowra, in central-west New South Wales, back in the 1950s. Now, more than 70 years later, soaring labour costs and relentless price pressures from major supermarket chains have forced Mr Fagan to abandon his asparagus crops, redirecting his focus to other vegetables instead. “Asparagus has been a cornerstone
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Independent Senator Tammy Tyrrell, representing Launceston, is determined to challenge supermarket dynamics in Tasmania by calling on German retail giant Aldi to establish a presence on the island. Despite critics dismissing her efforts as mere electioneering or a futile endeavour, Senator Tyrrell has launched a petition, arguing that urgent action is needed to address the
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The family of a supermarket worker who was allegedly stabbed by a teenager on Monday has described her survival as nothing short of a “miracle”. Relatives of Claudia Campermayor Watt expressed their gratitude, telling 7News that despite enduring a life-threatening injury, she is now recovering well. “It’s truly a miracle she made it through such
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Woolworths is set to mark Australia Day by featuring Australian-made flags and an array of products ideal for the national holiday, reversing its previous stance which had sparked significant controversy. Last year, the supermarket chain faced backlash, including a call from Opposition Leader Peter Dutton for a boycott, after deciding not to stock Australia Day-themed
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Employees at a supermarket in Deer Park, Melbourne, are demanding enhanced security measures following a violent incident captured on camera, where staff attempted to thwart a group of assailants. The confrontation occurred around 7:20 pm on New Year’s Eve at a local IGA store. According to police reports, the trouble began when a staff member,
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A supermarket in Braybrook, located on South Rd in Melbourne’s inner west, experienced a significant break-in early on Wednesday morning. The scene inside the FoodWorks store was one of chaos, with aisles disrupted and items scattered across the floor. Additionally, evidence of the intrusion was visible outside the store, where a shattered bottle lay. Authorities
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Woolworths is ramping up its supply chain operations and bolstering its workforce to ensure shelves are stocked with essential Christmas and holiday groceries. However, the retailer has acknowledged that full recovery from the recent industrial action may not be achieved until the new year. Australia’s largest supermarket chain has informed its food and grocery suppliers
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