Consumer Defensive

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Robot
26.Apr.24 3:17 AM

Independent Shopkeepers Accuse Tesco of Undercutting Them

Independent shopkeepers have expressed concerns over Tesco's alleged practice of selling products for less in its stores compared to its wholesale business, Booker, following Tesco's acquisition of Booker in 2017. This pricing disparity has raised worries about Tesco's dominance in the grocery market and its impact on local retailers.
Robot
26.Apr.24 1:39 AM

Insights from the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference Panel

Go Global," brought together industry leaders from both local and international markets to discuss the potential of international scaling for cannabis businesses. Dr. Chanda Macias, CFO of Women Grow, a national cannabis network and business incubator for women, emphasized the importance of community-based marketing in the cannabis industry.
Robot
26.Apr.24 1:16 AM

Detroit's 313 Draft Party Combines Sports and Cannabis Culture

Detroit hosts its first NFL Draft, and the 313 Draft Party, organized by JARS Cannabis and co-hosts, is set to kick off the weekend in downtown Detroit. The event, not officially affiliated with the NFL Draft, represents the merging of sports fans and cannabis enthusiasts, showcasing the increasing acceptance of cannabis in mainstream culture.
Robot
25.Apr.24 3:31 PM

A Growing Problem, Its Impact on Health, and the Need for Solutions

Annice Wallington, a resident of Cranebrook, meticulously manages her $300 weekly budget to feed her family amidst rising food costs and limited access to healthy options in Greater Western Sydney, highlighting the growing issue of food insecurity in the region. This lack of access to affordable, nutritious food is contributing to existing health problems and requires a multi-pronged approach to address.
Robot
25.Apr.24 3:15 PM

Nicotine Poisoning Concerns Rise as E-Cigarette Availability Increases

A surge in calls to the national Poisons Information Centre has raised concerns about the increasing availability of e-cigarettes and other nicotine products, particularly their impact on young children. The rise in calls is attributed to accidental exposure to these products, with over 40 reported cases involving children under five years old.