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By Stephen Johnson, Economics Reporter For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 02:49 EST, 6 December 2021 | Updated: 04:03 EST, 6 December 2021
Australia could be forced to be
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Price Club Supermarket has issued a statement responding to an alleged request to remove Hindu items from its shelves.
In a social media post, the supermarket said there are no religious rest
Shoppers at the SuperStore in Kamloops, B.C., were met with empty shelves on Nov. 16. The B.C. Interior community is housing many evacuees from Merritt, a 90-minute drive south. Dennis Owen/The Gl
Hy-Vee's first location in Grimes is more than just a grocery store.
The company sees the 92,989-square-foot location as a complete reimagining of its brand and what it means to grocery sh
“I kind of turned to my right and it poked its head out.”
An Australian woman got more than she bargained for while in the grocery store as she came face-to-face with a 10-foot-lon
BY KIMBERLEY HIBBERT Associate Editor News/Health hibbertk@jamaicaobserver.com
JAMAICANS who received the Johnson and Johnson vaccine will soon have access to booster shots, says health min
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The sight of empty spaces on supermarket shelves is a frightening one – and a jarring experience for anyone young enough to have grown up in the superstore era, when an abundance of choice and pr
Tony Slaughter is always thinking about how to produce and deliver fresh produce for consumers. Photo by Tina Slaughter
This past season, Tony Slaughter, whose eponymous farm is located in N