Caltex has opened The Foodary store in Weston Creek, Canberra – the first in the ACT. The location features an in-store Boost Juice, free WiFi and barista made coffee 24/7. This is ACT’s newest service station and provides a fuel and convenience offer for the residents of Weston Creek and Canberra’s growing Molonglo Valley. “Weston Creek provides great […]
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Click for part one. The Foodary in Derrimut, Victoria was recently opened with “arguably Australia’s best service station toilets and a food and coffee offer that will challenge long-held views of the Aussie ‘servo’,” Ms Moore. “Over half of Australians believe service stations have forgotten about service and we have been listening. It’s why we’ve rolled out
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Store review part 1: Designer dreams bought to life
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Caltex has enlisted the help of two Australian interior designs in an attempt to change current perceptions of what a service station should be. According to research by Caltex, 70% of Australians believe it is important for a service station to have a bathroom, but 60% will avoid using it if they can help it.
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Ms Bowen is the Acting General Manager of Convenience Development and she is passionate about transformation, innovation and property placement plays a role in convenience.
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Eating fresh, healthy food on-the-go and doing chores,like laundry and parcel pick up, just got easier for motorists with ‘The Foodary’ opening its doors this week in Sydney’s inner western suburb of Concord.
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The Victorian reginal hub of Horsham will be the site of the fifth Caltex Foodary petrol and convenience offer, as confirmed on the AACS Study Tour on Wednesday. Caltex will continue to expand its convenience offer through 2017, opening more Foodary outlets and grab-and-go food bars. Opening its first NSW store in Concord, the Foodary
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Caltex will not be opposed by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in its bid to acquire a chain of Victorian service stations. The ACCC has made the decision not to oppose the proposed acquisition worth $95 million, which will result in Caltex taking control of the operation of 46 different service station sites.
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