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Study reveals Sydney has some of highest grocery prices in the world

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Speaking on Channel 9’s new Eat Well for Less program, finance expert Ross Greenwood revealed Sydneysiders were paying more for certain items than other notoriously expensive global cities, with cheese,...

Competition squeezes butchers share of meat sales

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For the first time ever Australia’s two largest supermarkets have more than 50 per cent of Australia’s fresh meat market. In a new research conducted by Roy Morgan, it was reported that ten years ago,...

Woolworths supports Aus Gov food waste research investment

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Woolworths has thrown its support behind the Australian Federal Government’s new Cooperative Research Centre, established to help stop food waste. The new Fight Food Waste Cooperative Research Centre...

FIAL launches UK Grocery Accelerator Program

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Food Innovation Australia Limited has launched a UK Grocery Accelerator Program to help Australian food exporters establish themselves successfully in the United Kingdom and Europe. The 12-month pilot...

Woolworths increase lead in Australia’s grocery wars, Roy Morgan

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Woolworths has had another win in the supermarket wars, taking an increased share of the total grocery market in the 12 months to December 2017. As measured by Roy Morgan Research, in the 12 months to...

Woolworths launches competition for young athletes

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Woolworths has launched a new competition for young aspiring athletes to win financial support from the supermarket. As part of Woolworths’ partnership with the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, Woolworths...

Woolworths to donate 300, 000 education resources to schools

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More than 300, 000 educational resources will be delivered to Australian schools from this week as part of the Woolworths Earn and Learn program. Woolworths’ Earn and Learn program allows shoppers to...

End of supermarket power? Wesfarmers decision to spinoff Coles

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Wesfarmers decision to spinoff Coles into a separate business may just signal the end of supermarket power in Australia. Where once supermarkets spelled out big dollars, the industry is changing and it...

Would you buy shares in the ‘New Coles’?

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It is no great surprise to me that Westfarmers are spinning off the Coles supermarket business, and associated liquor and variety businesses. It also makes sense that they are keeping Officeworks and Bunnings,...

Woolworths axes gift card expiry dates for good

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The Woolworths Group has decided to no longer place expiry dates on gift cards. The decision comes after the New South Wales State Government decided that gift cards sold within NSW must have a minimum...