Pringles have taken to Facebook to announce they have two new flavours arriving in stores! The announcement of the Grilled Cheese and Chicken Schnitty flavours have Pringles fans in a frenzy, some “saying they’re the most aussie flavours ever”. These two new flavours are limited edition and part of the local favourites range.
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The AACS Convenience Leaders Summit was held at the Sydney Convention Centre at Darling Harbour this morning. Jeff Rogut, CEO of the Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS), said the summit had always been about showcasing leadership. “It’s about people inspiring change and also people that have changed that we need to recognise,” said Rogut.
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7-Eleven have extended their Krispy Kream range of Doughnuts with Caramel Cheesecake and Caramel Popcorn Suprise being added to the collection. The doughnuts are not eligible in a mixed 4 pack or a mixed 12 pack. The new range is available in all 7-11 stores until September 2nd.
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Dettol announces the launch of a new product range called Dettol Parents Approved. Offering the same trusted Dettol protection from germs, the new Parents Approved range of hand washes and shower gels have simplified formulas and are free from harsh chemical residues, parabens, dyes and synthetic fragrances, suitable for ages 3+ and contains natural lemongrass
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The nineties are back in full swing, and while it was a wonderful decade that gave us the internet, boy bands and scrunchies, it gave us the excessive rise in single-use plastics. SodaStream calls, as we bring back our favorite 90’s trends, to leave waste from single-use plastics in our past, for a better future.
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Retail Drinks Australia has described as “farcical” the decision by the Northern Territory’s liquor regulator to crackdown on everyday household cooking and beauty items which contain small amounts of alcohol. The regulator has said that items which contain more than 1.15 per cent ethyl alcohol ABV and come in containers exceeding 50ml are now classed
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Motorists in Orange are the envy of everyone else as the city enjoys cheap petrol prices. NRMA spokeswoman Rebecca Page said the prices of petrol in Orange are cheaper than those in Sydney at 129.4 cents per litre. Ms Page said the price cuts had been driven by the independent petrol stations opening in the
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Coles has signed an agreement with Accenture; a digital and technology service provider.
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For just one hour, a Shell service petrol station in Rocklea was selling unleaded petrol for a measly 81 cents per litre.
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The UK Government has announced its plan to ban the sale of energy drinks to children under the age of 16. The move comes from years of lobbying by advocacy groups, News.com.au reported. The age limit will extend to beverages high in caffeine and sugar including Monster, Red Bull and Lucozade. British Health Secretary Matt
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Nick Ziglings has been dubbed a hero after he singlehandedly stopped an arm robbery at a 7-Eleven. Mr Ziglings, a Melbourne local, recounted to Channel 9 recently how he was able to foil the attack. He reportedly “rushed up to the woman, threw her against the front counter and managed to wrestle the gun off
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The iconic Polly Waffle is set to make a come-back. Following South Australian confectioner Robern Menz acquiring the rights from Nestle for Violet Crumble in 2018, the company has announced the Polly Waffle is next on the to-do list. Robern Men CEO Phil Sims said despite production ceasing almost 10 years ago, the Polly Waffle
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Woolworths has won a case put against them by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The ACCC had taken action against Woolworths over the company’s claims about its picnic products ‘W select Eco’. The ACCC alleged the products were misleading, with the labelling reading ‘Biodegradable and Compostable’ for the duration of November 2014-November 2017.
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