Coles Supermarkets
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- Supermarkets
Waiting for the other shoe to drop: Woolies and Coles will lose even if profits rise
Any hint that supermarket prices have gone up faster than the prices they paid to their suppliers will be seized upon as a treacherous betrayal of customers.
- Elizabeth Knight
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- Earnings season
Coles cashes in as it steps up value campaigns, picks up sales from Woolies
The nation’s second-biggest supermarket chain benefited from the troubles of its larger rival Woolworths, which saw its earnings plunge after a 17-day worker strike left shelves bare.
- Jessica Yun
- Opinion
- Supermarkets
Why 2500 products will be disappearing from Coles’ shelves
The Himalayan Rock variety may survive the great Coles salt cull of 2025. But there are 13 salt categories on offer and the lion’s share will be removed, as will, for example, some shampoos.
- Elizabeth Knight
- Opinion
- Earnings season
Tall profits syndrome: Why do we hate companies making money?
Australians love an underdog story, and right now, there is no greater underdog than the Australian private sector economy.
- William Bennett
Coles to stop selling kitchen knives after Queensland stabbing
Coles will pull knives from its shelves nationwide in the wake of Monday’s supermarket stabbing, and four months after Queensland banned knife sales to minors.
- Sean Parnell and Catherine Strohfeldt
Who’s being naughty, not nice? Supermarkets tread carefully this Christmas
The 2024 Christmas advertisements are out, and Australia’s supermarkets are trying to win over hearts and wallets after a torrid year.
- Hannah Hammoud
WA shoppers left baffled by strange security requests
One shopper has said she was approached by two men not in uniform, claiming they were security guards and demanding she showed proof of purchase for her groceries.
- Holly Thompson
‘Not equipped to help’: Four things the ACCC supermarket inquiry did and didn’t hear
ACCC counsel assisting Naomi Sharp, SC, had plenty of questions in the supermarket inquiry hearings, but supermarket executives skirted around the answers at times.
- Jessica Yun
Buying fruit and veg without plastic wrapping? You’re paying extra for it
Supermarkets are charging shoppers more for loose produce than the same items covered in plastic.
- Mike Foley
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- Supermarkets
Robots have been taught to help pack groceries. But they’ll never do this
The machines know which item should never go to the bottom of the bag, along with the groceries that should never be packed with fruit.
- Madeleine Heffernan
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