Retail news from Produce Plus – Page 10
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ArticleWoolies ditches plastic bags in NZ
Countdown supermarkets will phase out single-use plastic bags by the end of 2018
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ArticleKaufland buys site in South Australia
German retailer Kaufland is preparing its first expansion outside of Europe
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ArticleFoodstuffs see future in bricks and mortar
New Zealand supermarket co-operative Foodstuffs is investing in convenience, ready-made meals and expanding its stores
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ArticleFoodland scores win for satisfaction
Customer satisfaction at South Australia’s Foodland stores topped the big five supermarkets during August
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ArticleWoolworths rolls out Pick Up service
Leading Australian retailer Woolworths relaunches Click & Collect and adds drive through services
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ArticleWUWM Congress heads Down Under
The biennial World Union of Wholesale Markets Congress is taking place in Australia this October
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ArticleRetailers re-think delivery services
Coles and Woolworths are exploring new delivery and drive-through services ahead of Amazon’s launch in Australia
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ArticleMetcash inks deal with China’s Suning Holdings
The Australian grocery wholesale has signed an MoU with the Chinese retail giant to supply Australian products to consumers in China
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ArticleAmazon settles into Dandenong
Retail giant Amazon is opening its first Australian fulfilment centre in Melbourne’s Dandenong
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ArticleFoodland pips Aldi as top supermarket
South Australia’s Foodland has won the 2017 Canstar Blue ‘most satisfied customer’ award
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ArticleDigitising the supply chain
Blockchain technology and apps to improve efficiency were on the agenda at the first PMA A-NZ Tech Event
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ArticleAussie retailers to ditch plastic bags
Leading Australian retailers Woolworths and Coles will phase out single-use lightweight plastic bags within a year
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ArticleJeff Adams joins Metcash
Experienced retail executive to replace Ian Morrice as chief executive in December
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ArticleFoodstuffs launches new format store
New Zealand retailer Foodstuffs North Island opened its first Fresh Collective store in Mairangi Bay
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ArticleMetcash CEO to retire
Ian Morrice has announced he will step down as CEO of IGA supplier Metcash Group in 2018
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ArticleBananas keep top spot
Nine in ten Australian households purchased bananas in the past year, according to Nielson
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ArticleRescued food store opens in Sydney
OzHarvest has opened Australia’s first rescued food supermarket
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ArticleHarris Farm backs #banthebag
New South Wales greengrocer Harris Farm Market has partnered with Clean Up Australia to reduce plastic bag use
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ArticleAussie retailers back cyclone-affected growers
Aussie Farmers Direct and Coles are raising funds to assist growers hit by Tropical Cyclone Debbie
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ArticleConvenience to be key for Woolworths
Woolworths MD and CEO Brad Banducci outlines the key trends for retail, from trust on price to convenience and health