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Research shows Gen Z shoppers head in-store

AMP Capital has found in a new report that Generation Z shoppers prefer in-store shopping over buying online. The report, in AMP’s ‘Recommended Retail Practice’ (RRP) series, was titled ‘From A to Gen...

February trade figures disappoint

The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics retail trade figures represent lower-than-expected growth for the industry, with 2.68 per cent total growth year on year. While clothing, footwear and personal accessory retailing attracted a...

Retailers launch campaigns to help cyclone-affected farmers

Coles has launched a national campaign to raise emergency funds for cyclone-affected farmers and will kick-start the fundraising by donating $100,000 to the Red Cross and providing $150,000 in grants to affected...

Looser liquor laws could see booze in P&C

The Senate Select Committee on red tape in the alcohol sector has recommended allowing packaged alcohol to be sold in convenience stores, petrol stations and supermarkets.  The recommendation is among a number of...

Competition law reform passes through Lower House

Changes to competition laws will see the introduction of the ‘effects test’ proposed by Professor Ian Harper in his extensive review. Treasurer Scott Morrison says the legislation – together with reforms to the...

Nad’s energises hair removal

Customers are seeking effective DIY hair-removal products that are convenient and affordable, says Nad’s Brand Ambassador Natalie Ismiel. Nad’s aims to meet this demand with its latest launches: Nad’s Sensitive Hair Removal Cream...

Rokeby Farms launches Swedish-style yoghurt

Australian-owned Made Group has introduced Rokeby Farms Quark Yoghurt, which it claims is the first traditional Swedish-style yoghurt available in Australia. The yoghurt is said to have a milder flavour than Greek yoghurt and...

McCain launches sourdough pizza

McCain Foods has launched its Rustica range of frozen pizzas, which the company says are minimally processed and contain no artificial preservatives or flavours. Rustica pizzas have a sourdough crust and are baked...

Imperial Tobacco Australasia’s next GM

Paul Matthews will hand over the reins as General Manager Australasia for Imperial Tobacco to Patrick  Ganguly from October 1 this year. Mr Ganguly began his career with the company in 1997 as...

Slicing up Australia’s bread market

Supermarkets account for more than two-thirds of Australia’s $4.7 billion bread market, according to the latest findings from Roy Morgan Research.  The research found 72.3 per cent of surveyed Australian grocery buyers bought...

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