The biggest change to the nation’s merger laws will target the supermarket sector with any takeover plan likely to face the ire of the competition regulator.
Shaping everything from meal choices to eco-conscious shopping trends,Aldi has evolved from shopper dockets and rewards to become a cultural institution at a time when our two majors are sinking.
The government is increasing its attention on the nation’s supermarket aisles,promising to make it easier to detect shrinkflation.
Just a week after the competition watchdog started legal action against Coles and Woolworths,the federal government is targeting their undeveloped supermarket sites.
We know Peter Dutton likes calling for details. It’s become his familiar response to just about anything the government puts up. But when it comes to his plan for a nuclear revolution? Well ...
Home brand products,once considered cheap,ugly and low-quality,have gotten a glow-up over the years – and are now profit drivers for supermarket giants.
To keep costs down,the discount German supermarket chain won’t expand its range of products – or invest in theft prevention technologies.
Outgoing Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci says cost-of-living pressures have hit the supermarket giant.
The head of Coles said she’d never heard the term “Colesworth”. This disappointed me.
Cavendish bananas for 27¢ a kilo,limes for 5¢ and punnets of cherry tomatoes for 48¢. These are actual prices,and they’re within reach.
Stroll into your supermarket,and you’ll find lamb cutlets for about $30 a kilo. For livestock producer David Jochinke,the numbers simply don’t add up.