
Coles Adopts MTick Menopause Label Across 200 Products in Australia
Coles has partnered with GenM to introduce certified menopause-friendly labelling across more than 200 products in Australian stores and online.
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Coles has partnered with GenM to introduce certified menopause-friendly labelling across more than 200 products in Australian stores and online.

The launch follows previous distribution agreements with Metcash, Ampol and WHSmith.

The Australian supermarket chain is in early talks with the UK technology firm to fulfil express orders without building another large automated warehouse.

The rollout expands the brand’s retail footprint, adding to its existing availability at Woolworths.

Independent testing of fresh produce from Aldi, Coles and Woolworths scrutinises agricultural chemical residues in Australian grocery supply chains.

Australia’s two supermarket giants are splitting $4 billion in logistics spending across contrasting centralised and decentralised distribution networks through 2030.

The better-for-you range features four fruit varieties formulated with plant-derived sweetener thaumatin and under 1 gram of sugar per serving.

Founded in Ballarat by Gilava Pour, the brand began by selling spice blends and meal bases at local markets.

The domestic loyalty market is expanding toward $1.57 billion in 2026 despite widespread account inactivity among consumers.

About 40 per cent of respondents expect an AI shopping agent to reduce their bill before delegating their grocery purchases.

The east coast seed portfolio spans 335,000 square metres across Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne with leases locked to Coles, ALDI and Coca-Cola.

The Clyde store features a 270kW rooftop solar system and a 110kW/225kWh battery energy storage system to operate without on-site fossil fuels.

The watchdog’s inquiry found nearly 70 per cent of consumers regularly visit two or three grocery stores weekly to save money and find differentiated products.
The Australian grocer will end its three-year contract beyond 2027 after public backlash over the US data firm’s surveillance and defence ties.

The push comes after both Coles and Woolworths stopped selling Antarctic krill oil supplements following campaigns by Sea Shepherd.

The advocacy group ran mock red-and-white advertisements reading “Here at Coles, we’re always watching you” outside supermarket sites in July.
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