Retailer will call out more ‘lifestyle products’ after finding consumers are making lifestyle-led drink choices.
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Federal Court approves Woolworths restructure
Following shareholder approval earlier this week the Federal Court has approved changes to Woolworths.
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Woolworths shareholders vote in favour of EDG spin-off
Woolworths now waiting for Federal Court approval for its plan to restructure and create Endeavour Group.
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Dan Murphy’s opens first small format store
The traditionally big box liquor retailer is trialing two new store concepts aimed at dialing up the customer experience.
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Aldi applies for SA liquor licences
The retailer could become SA’s first supermarket to sell alcohol, applying for liquor licences for six stores.
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Chairman-elect for Endeavour Group revealed
Woolworths Group has announced the proposed Chairman-elect should the Endeavour Group demerger proceed.
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Watch out for hard seltzer growth
Global drinks market analysts IWSR predicted hard seltzer consumption in the US will triple by 2023.
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Metcash delivers sixth year of liquor growth
Overall group profit fell after loss of key contracts and a decline in Hardware sales, but Liquor business continued to perform well with a sixth consecutive year of earnings growth.
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Woolworths facing class action over salary payments
A Canberra law firm has announced its intention to file an employee class action against Woolworths Group.
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Industry reacts to lockout repeal
New South Wales Premier confirms the majority of Sydney’s lockout laws will be wound back on 14 January 2020.