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Multiple retailers have been fined for misleading promotions. This could be why

Inside Retail

There have been multiple examples recently of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) levying fines at retailers for misleading promotions. million fine for misleading advertising and store credit promotions related to its ‘StoreCash’ promotion running from July 2019 to August 2023.

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Hispanic Supermarket Sedano’s Deploys Pricing and Promotions Solution

Retail TouchPoints

Sedano’s Supermarkets , a grocer based in southeastern Florida, will adopt a unified pricing and promotions solution from Relex Solutions. Optimization of pricing strategies and promotional campaigns will help Sedano’s set competitive prices, forecast promotional impacts and streamline workflows.

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Woolworths and Coles drew consumer ire for cost-of-living pressures in 2024

Inside Retail

Woolworths and Coles, Australias supermarket goliaths, have gone from Covid-19 heroes to cost-of-living villains in the last two years. and a low point of $15.24, albeit edging close to the higher mark at years end. Through the course of the year, Woolworths increased revenue by more than $2 billion, to $50.74

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ACCC urges 20 reforms to fix supermarket competition but says ‘no silver bullet’

Inside Retail

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has published its final report following a year-long inquiry into the countrys supermarket sector. The ACCC also found that suppliers pay a significant amount to Coles and Woolworths for promotions and ancillary services.

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What the class action against Coles and Woolworths means for ‘The Big Two’

Inside Retail

For Jim Ritchie, founder and strategy partner at branding agency US+US, the price drop class action and ACCC legal action against the Australian supermarket points to something much larger. “As The unspoken pact is clear: Give consumers what they want at a fair price, and we’ll tolerate the massive profits you rake in.”

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Coles targets shopping consciousness with AI-powered trolleys

Inside Retail

The trolley, dubbed Caper Cart, is a collaboration between Coles and US supermarket technology company Instacart, and it is scheduled to be trialled at Coles Richmond Traders in Melbourne early next year. The Coles Smart Trolley has an interactive digital screen that displays in-store specials and product aisle locations. “We

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How Amazon plans to disrupt the grocery sector by merging choice and convenience

Inside Retail

However, at last week’s Delivering the Future event in Nashville, Tennessee, the retail giant announced major plans to combine choice and convenience for its customers. The way we see it: It’s still Day 1,” stated Tony Hoggett, senior vice president of worldwide grocery stores at Amazon. asked Varadarajan.

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