Carman’s enters new category
Carman’s launches dedicated convenience and impulse range.
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Farmers’ Own lands at Woolies in SA
Woolworths introduces Farmers’ Own milk to South Australian supermarkets.
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Cadbury partners with Australian Paralympic team
Cadbury confirms it will be a major partner of the Australian Paralympic team for the 2016 Games in Rio.
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Kellogg’s Australia revamps Nutri-Grain Original recipe
Product innovation from Kellogg’s Australia makes it even easier for on-the-go consumers to pick up a healthy breakfast on their morning commute.
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Smith’s to close WA crisps plant
As parent company PepsiCo searches for productivity savings, Smith’s Snackfood Company closes Western Australian potato chip manufacturing plant.
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Orgran’s Kid’s range gets a makeover
As consumers continue to look for health conscious snacking options on the run, Orgran gives their range of kid and health friendly products a makeover.
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Chocolate bar sales good, but room to improve
Latest Roy Morgan research reveals supermarkets sell the most chocolate bars, with convenience stores remaining an attractive option for impulse purchasing.
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Coconut Water with a juicy twist
FAL Food and Beverages to provide new beverage option with variation of CoCo Joy’s Coconut Water
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Violet Crumble withdraws underweight bars from sale
Violet Crumble 50 gram bars were removed from shelves on 8 September 2015, after Nestle Australia voluntarily withdrew them from sale because a small number of bars were discovered to be underweight.
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Australians welcome Health Star Ratings, but half won’t use them
New research shows that Governments Health star ratings welcomed by consumers but not influential in purchasing decision
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McDonald’s changes menus to meet NSW kilojoule labelling
McDonald’s has changed its new digital menu boards across Australia to comply with New South Wales kilojoule (energy) labelling laws, after its new boards in NSW were found to be breaching labelling laws by not showing how many kilojoules are in each item. The fast food giant recently introduced new animated, digital menu displays to
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Sydney’s MLC Centre transformation to include new IGA Romeo’s Food Hall
A 1000 sqm boutique IGA supermarket will create a convenient shopping option on Martin Place, in the heart of Sydney’s CBD and boost the MLC Centre’s nighttime and weekend offering. Due for completion in late 2015, the Romeo Group will tailor its supermarket offer to inner city consumers, with a focus on fresh meal solutions and healthy produce.
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Iconic chocolate bar Kit Kat turns 80, conquers digital world
Launched in 1935, Kit Kat, with its trademark red wrapper and chocolate fingers, has not just stood the test of time, it has never stopped moving with it and few 80-year-old brands can claim to be trendsetters in the digital age.
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