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Coles taken to task over ‘discount’ promotions consumers don’t understand

Inside Retail

Coles has the most confusing promotional labels, consumer advocacy group Choice said as it calls for supermarkets to make their tags clear and easy to understand for shoppers. “The current promotion was for a discount that was applied about five years earlier,” the consumer advocacy group said.

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Why supermarkets could face scrutiny for the way they discount, too

Inside Retail

Amidst multiple inquiries into the price-setting practices of Australian supermarkets, Woolworths and Coles are seemingly leading with more specials and promotions than ever. Consumers deserve clear and transparent pricing so they can be sure they’re actually getting value for money.

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Why Amazon challenger Temu is so addictive to shoppers

Inside Retail

It’s safe to say the platform has some winning strategies that keep consumers coming back. Value Many Australians might associate “made in China” with cheap price tags and low quality. However, Temu’s consumers are beginning to view it as offering affordable products that do not necessarily compromise on quality.

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“We need to move faster”: Mulberry CEO on traceability and transparency

Inside Retail

According to Reffstrup, getting information on raw materials and other data from Tier 4 is incredibly difficult as the market is very opaque in this regard. Customers are able to view this information by tapping onto the NFC-enabled tags using their smartphones. Power to the people.

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Employee Engagement – 5 effective ways to engage employees

Parker Design

1 – Make your message stickier When asking employees to adjust their behaviour or adopt a new company policy, it’s essential that your internal communications messages are clear, memorable and approached in an interesting way to maximise employee engagement. In a survey of internal comms professionals, 53.6%