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- FMCG and NARGON Supplier Awards 2012
- Food prices up, card transactions dip again
- National promises new starting wage
- Supermarket brands become more popular
- UK: Scotland looks to introduce minimum price for alcohol
- Political comment: Hon John Banks
- UK: Tobacco Changes look increasingly likely
- UK: Christmas news snippets
- AUS: Most Australians value price over origin
- FMCG & NARGON Supplier Awards 2012
- AUS: MPs want supermarkets to label margins
- EUR: Fat taxes on the agenda
- Advice on Minimum Employment Rights
- What the politicians say about the Alcohol Reform Bill
- UK: Bag tax in Wales 4
- UK: Scotland: Debate over ‘supermarket tax’
- Sales up, food prices also rise
- 130 more changes to alcohol reform legislation
- Consumers to finally get proper choice on related products
- Both parties coy on employment changes
- Free FMCG Magazine subscription
- Political comment
- UK: School leavers encouraged to consider a career in retail
- UK: British stores hit by rioters and looters
- First Te reo Countdown to open
- Government is not keen on youth rates
- Earthquake highlights stacking and shelving hazards
- Political comment x 2
- Tobacco display ban passed
- Kiwi shopping habits revealed
- Employing staff for Rugby World Cup
- Aus: Tobacco companies fight back
- UK: Careers advisors need to understand the industry
- Earthquake reflections from down south
- Food prices increase, electronic transactions flat
- Budget 2011 summary
- UK: Shoppers to cook from scratch more
- Written employment agreements
- Political comment
- UK: Royal wedding drives sales
- Employment agreement changes as of 1 July 2011
- Top ten food trends for 2011
- Food prices edge up, more alcohol available
- Sustainable Business
- Employer obligations under Immigration Act
- NZTE sustainable business research
- Legislative log-jam
- UK: Sunday trading set to stay at just six hours
- Rugby World Cup 2011
- Heartland rugby and the rural grocery store
- Sales up, food prices up
- Employment Relations Act 2000
- Australia's "tough anti-smoking laws"
- Premier Bacon Grocers Breakfast
- UK: Salt in fish and chip shops
- Political comment:
- Rules about breaks
- Sales Report
- Canterbury Resources
- Changes at Statistics NZ
- Earthquake relief efforts
- (UK) Shops unprepared for recovery
- (US) Top grocer bagger found
- Public Holiday Information
- Expo breakfast
- Extra public holidays?
- Sales up, food prices down
- Increase customer satisfaction
- Greens renew attacks on supermarkets
- Highlights of 2010
- Political comment
- Foodstuffs Expo and NARGON Breakfast
- Retail Quiz
- Profile Review
- Information on public holidays
- Foodstuffs Expo Breakfast
- Theft costings hundreds of millions of dollars
- Reject calls to exempt certain products from G.S.T
- Highlights of 2010
- On a lighter note
- Retail Quiz
- Profile review
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