And this comes with a Media Spy health warning… Smoking is bad for your health (but you probably already knew that being the smart bunch you are!).
Aussie fashion brand Dion Lee has gone into administration, reportedly after a partnership deal with Cue Clothing Co fell through.
This recall must be costing a fortune in just TV advertising alone - its been running for months across all channels and in expensive timeslots multiple times per day per channel.
Yet can’t say I have seen it before or even know what the product is…
The ACCC has been concerned for some time about the speed of the recall and the consequence of the batteries continuing to be used- a solar installer told me that there was an estimate earlier this year of about 5000 installs that can’t be located
“Undertakes to take”?
A drop in the ocean compared to what they could potentially be fined/sued for inaction and compensation.
Flybuys will be no more in New Zealand by the end of 2024.
Members can continue to earn Flybuys until 11:59pm on October 31 and will have until 11:59pm on December 31, 2024 - when the programme officially closes - to redeem their points.
I always thought that was scummy, buying peoples loyalty. I’ll be glad not to be pestered at the checkout in future!
Just noticed another case of shrinkflation. So Woolies has Darrel Lea Bullets in the reduced to clear section 226g for $1.65.
Meanwhile, in the regular lolly aisle, the new packs are 204g for $2.75, reduced from $5.50 for a half price sale.
So if you bought the bigger pack it’s cheaper than the smaller pack.
Bigger is usually cheaper though?
No, I’m saying the bigger 226g has been reduced to $1.65 while stocks last but the smaller pack is 204g and currently $2.75 but normally $5.50.
So the regular price will be the same in future but the pack has shrunk by 22g. These packs had originally been 250g.
