Category: Marketing News

Kimberly-Clark Australia appoints new Head of Supply Chain

One of the Australia’s leading personal care product manufacturers Kimberly-Clark Australia has announced the appointment of Jessica Renton as its new Head of Supply Chain. Ms Renton comes with nearly two decades of...

PepsiCo to continue work with Indigenous non-profit Jawun

PepsiCo Australia has extended its partnership with Indigenous non-profit, Jawun, for a further three years. Jawun is a non-profit, partnering with Indigenous community organisations and leaders to achieve locally driven aspirations. Continuing to...

National Pies debuts new look

Tasmanian Bakeries has introduced new branding for National Pies, with updated packaging set to be distributed nationwide in the coming months. The new look features a revamped version of the “iconic” moustache...

Caltex delivers record-breaking fundraising for Starlight Week

Caltex has delivered a record-breaking fundraising effort to help sick kids access the fun and laughter of the Starlight Express Rooms and Captain Starlight. The Caltex service station network raised $291,385 in one week, exceeding last year’s...

DoorDash and Drakes partnership offers grocery options in SA and Queensland

Local shoppers across South Australia and Queensland will be able to use their DoorDash app to order groceries from independent grocery retailer Drakes Supermarkets. To celebrate the availability of Drakes in the DoorDash app,...

Bega Group marks 125 years of rich history

Bega Group, a cornerstone of the Australian dairy and food industry, “proudly” celebrates its 125th anniversary. This milestone not only commemorates Bega Group’s rich heritage but also underscores its strategic growth, innovation,...

Coke Studio ANZ debuts first track

Coke Studio Australia and New Zealand has debuted its first track since the music platform launched back in April. The track, a collaboration with globally renowned Australian singer, songwriter and record producer Tones...

School kids volunteer to make sandwiches for less fortunate

Kids across the country have been volunteering to make sandwiches for those less fortunate than themselves, as demand on family food relief services rises. According to family food relief service, Eat Up Australia,...
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