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| | | ... transport costs and other factors that went into its production." In Australia, investors have seen retailers Woolworths and Coles remove plastic bags, with Woolworths alone reporting that they have so far removed over 1000 tonnes of plastic packaging ... |
| | | | ... of the co-founders and co-CEOs of software company Atlassian. ACCR has also filed a worker exploitation resolution with Coles, a human rights solution with Qantas Airways, and climate-related resolutions with Origin. |
| | | | Supermarket Coles has been recognised by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) for its use of sustainable seafood in their stores. (photo courtesy of MSC) MSC has announced the winners of the 2019 Wave of Change Awards, and Coles was given the MSC Oceania ... |
| | | | ... also point to our Indigenous engagement under our diversity principle - we've been on that journey for about five years. Coles, in particular, has taken that on board, and Coles has employed 500 additional indigenous personnel across stores and in a ... |
| | | | ... supply-constrained markets," according to a statement. Sundrop Farms also recently announced it secured a 10-year contract with Coles supermarkets to supply truss tomatoes from early 2016. "Sundrop Farms provides a unique and innovative solution to environmental ... |
| | | | ... and Indonesia. Target published the names and addresses of its factories in Bangladesh in August 2014, Wesfarmers said. Coles stopped sourcing apparel from Bangladesh in 2013, after a regular review, and Coles published the names and addresses of its ... |
| | | | ... the were reviewing their risk assessment of Bangladesh factories. Citi contacted Wesfarmers, who own Kmart, Target, and Coles; Woolworths, who own Big W; Myer; Premier Investments, who own Just Jeans, Portmans and others; and Specialty Fashion Group ... |
| | | | ... to attain. After the three-page Woollies app ad, we hit the issues listed above. Supply chain issues are so touchy with Coles and Woolworths that both have met fierce opposition in country towns when looking to open new stores. What Woolworths says about ... |
| | | | ... higher production in chemical manufacturing at WesCEF, as water is a process input for cooling purposes, and to growth in Coles businesses, "including more effective water metering to improve data quality." Richard Goyder, Wesfarmers managing director ... |
| | | | ... alleged that Metcash was looking to purchase pubs with poker machines in an effort to compete with rival supermarket chains Coles and Woolworths. The stir from the media report prompted a public statement from independent Senator Nick Xenophon of South ... |
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