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Latest News from Australian Food & Retail News
Pauls Community Store of the Year off to good start
Monday, April 30 2007
By EVA WILAND
Parmalat expects its 2007 Pauls Community Store of the Year project to be bigger and better than the inaugural program, following its success last year, centred on supporting local area economies.
AFRN thought: Parmalat is putting a powerful tool in the hands of community stores owners by providing them with an insight into the drivers of retailing around the world...
Parmalat expects its 2007 Pauls Community Store of the Year project to be bigger and better than the inaugural program, following its success last year, centred on supporting local area economies.
AFRN thought: Parmalat is putting a powerful tool in the hands of community stores owners by providing them with an insight into the drivers of retailing around the world...
What's New
We are having a name change
Wednesday, May 9 2007
Australian Food & Retail News (AFRN for short) has been renamed Australian Retail Interactive to more accurately reflect its true purpose, which is to report on retail, both food and non-food, and encourage interaction and comments from our readers. Our weekly email newsletter will remain suspended while we finalise the revamp of the MuzInk site. We appologise for the inconvenience. But, registered users will from now enjoy access to daily news on the site. Stay tuned for further news as we complete our transformation.
Groundbreaking study now on special in PDF format
Tuesday, July 11 2006
We Are What We Eat, the groundbreaking study into the what, when and where of eating in Australia, published by MuzInk in association with Q2 Strategic Market Research and Cultural Perspectives, is now available in PDF format. A copy will be e-mailed to you for the special low price of $1100 after remittance via our secure payment page.
Companies in the FMCG and retail industries have the opportunity to benefit from this benchmark research which will provide invaluable information on the key drivers of food consumption in Australia.
Companies in the FMCG and retail industries have the opportunity to benefit from this benchmark research which will provide invaluable information on the key drivers of food consumption in Australia.
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