Page 44 - Coles Express News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Coles Coles statement on purchase limits in Victoria: “To ensure more customers have access to toilet paper, Coles has introduced a temporary two pack per person limit in Victoria. We have plenty of stock in our supply chain, and this temporary measure will help us to manage demand so that we can return our stores to a fully-stocked position as quickly as possible. All Coles supermarkets, liquor and Coles Express sites will continue to trade during the lockdown in Victoria with enhanced cleaning and safety measures in place. We ask that customers stay calm, shop normally and be respectful t...

Coles Coles to buy milk direct from Tasmanian dairy farms for Coles Brand milk Coles is restructuring its milk supply chain to purchase milk directly from Tasmanian dairy farms for Coles Brand fresh white milk, providing farmers with greater confidence over their future income and securing ongoing supply of fresh local milk for Tasmanian customers. Under the new sourcing model, Coles will offer Tasmanian dairy farmers transparent farmgate contracts of up to three years, replacing the current model under which Coles Brand fresh white milk sold in Tasmania is sourced through processors, who set...

Government officials have confirmed a raft of COVID restrictions will be re-implemented in Melbourne from 6pm this evening.

Date Time Perth motorists advised to top up before price hike 25 May The average price of regular unleaded petrol (ULP) is set to increase by over 31 cents per litre (cpl) to 158.4 cpl tomorrow, so FuelWatch is encouraging Perth drivers, if they can, to fill up today to save money. FuelWatch advises that on Wednesday 26 May 2021, most branded retailers are hiking their ULP price: Coles Express hiking by up to 44 cpl to 171.9 cpl; 7-Eleven, Caltex/Ampol and Caltex Woolworths to 169.9 cpl; Puma to 169.7 cpl; BP to 168.9 cpl; United to 159.9 cpl; and Vibe to 159.5 cpl. Perth’s weekly petrol p...

By David Estcourt The Victorian boss of the Australian Medical Association says authorities’ current concerns are that the string of COVID-19 cases in Melbourne’s northern suburbs have spread to as-yet undiscovered locations throughout the city. “The worry is of course that it spread elsewhere in Melbourne,” Julian Rait told the Today show. “There’s a risk there might be multiple cases of course at this stage. That’s what the government I am sure is concerned about.” Australian Medical Association Victoria president Julian Rait. Credit:Justin McManus ...