AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Claims: WA’s consumer watchdog is suing Perth retailer Burk Fuel, alleging 91-octane petrol was sold as premium 95 and 98. The company has denied the allegations. Retail Watch: David Jones’ receivers say customer traffic and sales have hit record levels since the department store entered administration, and are placing orders to replenish stock as they seek a buyer. Grocery Competition: Victoria’s Greens propose spending $350 million to open 10 public supermarkets, aiming to sell essentials at prices 30% below competitors; the plan is pitched ahead of the state election. Food Trade: South Korean exporters signed preliminary deals worth $15 million at Melbourne’s first K-Food Fair, where shoppers sampled and bought Korean food products. Beauty Launch: Australian brand Conserving Beauty has released a three-step lip-care range through Priceline, Atomica and its online store, including $25 dissolving lip patches.
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