In October four members of ILG’s Board tried to remove other Board members and CEO Paul Esposito from the company, this was how TheShout reported the matter.
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Northern Territories minimum unit pricing faces backlash
NT retailers are facing backlash from consumers who feel they are being price gouged
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Metcash appoints new Liquor CEO
The appointment followed an extensive search for a successor to Scott Marshall
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Coles reports first quarter liquor growth
Sales for Coles Liquor, including hotels, were $744m for the first quarter, up 2.1 per cent
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Industry responds to pregnancy labelling ruling
Australian and New Zealand ministers have agreed to introduce mandatory pregnancy warning labels on alcohol products – TheShout has industry reaction
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Liquor retailers get new industry body
Retail Drinks Australia will formally replace ALSA from 1 January 2019
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Finalists announced in LSA NSW & ACT Awards
The finalists in the 2018 Retail Liquor Industry Awards for Excellence have been revealed
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The liquor industry aligned
Presentations at the 2018 ILG Conference showed that the industry is heading in a common strategic direction
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Diageo: Partnering for success
Riley Fisher from Diageo discusses how suppliers and retailers can work together to leverage growth in the spirits category
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Northern Territory prepares for minimum unit pricing
With MUP set to begin in NT, the former Chairman of the NT Liquor Commission penned an open letter to government and industry