The company behind GLAD garbage bags has been fined more than $8 million for falsely advertising its products were made of recycled ocean plastic.
Cheyanne Enciso
Chemist Warehouse is dominating Australia’s pharmacy category, with consumers opting to shop at the discount juggernaut than at its competitors Priceline and Terry White.
A micro Fremantle retailer has spent days trying to stay across whiplash tariff decisions that threaten to cut off a hugely lucrative new market the business had found selling its upmarket baby bags in the US.
Simone Grogan
The son of billionaire retail mogul Solomon Lew has bolstered his Global Retail Brands by acquiring Melbourne-based homewares and kitchenware business Salt&Pepper.
Versace will be acquired by the Prada Group from the US luxury group Capri Holdings.
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The Greens have unveiled a $30m election pitch to lure discount retailers such as Aldi to Australia’s smallest state.
Duncan Evans
The regulator says it is unlikely to stand in the way of Australia Post raising stamp prices as its loss-making letter delivery business continues to shrink.
Fraser Barton
Aussies have been told to immediately stop using a popular beverage product sold by major retailers, after one person was left injured.
Alexandra Feiam
Jeanswest is selling a pair of jeans every three minutes as administrators clear $20m worth of stock before they close down all of the collapsed retailer’s store.
Daniel Newell
Australia’s consumer watchdog has cleared Woolworths’ takeover of ready-made meals provider Beak & Johnston Holdings after finding no evidence it would lessen competition.
The behaviour of US consumers offers some good news for businesses that are rushing to figure out how to respond to the upheaval caused by Donald Trump’s global trade war.
Daniela Sirtori, Carrington York and Rthvika Suvarna
Mexican-themed fast food chain Guzman Y Gomez expects to pay a maiden dividend to shareholders later this year after recording strong sales growth in the March quarter.
The parent company of surfwear brand Rip Curl and footwear label Oboz has warned Donald Trump’s so-called reciprocal tariffs will lead to higher prices for its products.
Shares in major Australian retailers relying heavily on sales in the US have tanked amid growing concerns about the impacts of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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Hayley Taylor
WA’s oldest dairy, Brownes, has reported a lift in full-year profit and revenue in what boss Natalie Sarich-Dayton says was fuelled by the brand’s positive reception in the UK and South-East Asia.
Retail sales held steady in February, according to fresh figures, with food-related spending driving the small lift.
Supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths have slammed election pledges from Labor and the Coalition to tackle price gouging.
Ria Pandey
Shoppers hungry for eggs have been warned not to expect relief from soaring prices anytime soon with supply shortages tipped to continue into next year.
Laws to make price gouging at supermarkets will go before parliament by “the end of the year” if Labor is elected, its campaign spokesman has declared.
Clareese Packer, Jessica Wang, Nathan Schmidt
Supermarket loyalty programs and price gouging face even more scrutiny with Labor flagging a fresh crackdown on the nation’s grocery giants if it is re-elected in May.
Joe Spagnolo
The move from Enjo Australia boss Barb de Corti comes just five months after she scrapped a network of consultants that sold products through community connections.
Neale Prior
Temu has made a major change for Australians, which could change the way customers use the app.
Emma Kirk
Andrew and Nicola Forrest-owned Akubra will open its first retail store, with the promise of more to come throughout the year.
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