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Treasury Wine Estates targets $100m savings, axes brands
It comes after TWE recorded a near-$650 million loss in its fiscal first-half.
Business
Campbell’s faces lawsuit alleging SpaghettiOs infested with worms
There "appeared to be worms or parasites actively moving within the food," the complaint s...
Blue Dinosaur, matcha drive OMG Group’s sales boom
“May was one of the strongest trading months in OMG Group’s history,” group CEO Alex Aleks...
Organic industry doubles down on growth in landmark strategy
The strategy marks the first time organic certification bodies have aligned behind a coord...
Avocado industry launches VR supply chain training with Woolworths
The program simulates real-world supply chain environments to deliver scalable training fo...
‘Another strong result’ at Fonterra fuels optimism
Ahead of its final quarter of the financial year, CEO Richard Allen said he expects moment...
Sweet deal: Splenda parent buys Equal maker
The purchase includes the Equal, Whole Earth, Swerve, and Chuker brands.
Technology
Coffee companies launch satellite-based program to track deforestation
The system will be open for consultation by farmers, governments and the coffee industry, ...
How T2 is balancing retail growth with financial discipline
T2’s Krista Diez-Simson explains how data-led investment, omnichannel strategy and discipl...
Why retailers can’t escape responsibility for AI chatbots
Retailers are rapidly adopting generative AI chatbots, but consumer law means businesses r...
Supply Chain
Mondelez upgrades Melbourne confectionery plant with $8 million investment
The upgrade is designed to support the production of more than 120 products.
James Boag plans to close 145-year-old Tasmania brewery
Lion has begun a consultation period with affected staff to discuss potential redeployment...
Safcol commits $80 million to build SA manufacturing facility
Over the next two years, the new facility will entirely replace Safcol’s ageing Elizabeth ...
Channels
Aussies change grocery shopping habits as cost pressures continue
The findings indicate that consumers are adjusting how they shop for groceries in response...
Why GS Retail says private label can no longer compete on price alone
GS Retail is planning to expand into other international markets.
How supermarkets are going back to the future
Small stores, local produce and the return of the personal shopping assistant: supermarket...
