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Sponsored content provided by The Table Food Consultants It’s been one hell of a year. Interest rates have climbed, coffee prices have hit record highs, egg shortages have come and gone, and food, freight, insurance and wage costs continue to rise. New legislation is arriving, global conflicts are disrupting supply chains, and customers are more price conscious than ever. Meanwhile,

The convenience store of five years ago looks nothing like the one your customers are walking into today. Across Australia, the channel is shifting, driven by consumers who expect more from the places they shop most often. Better snacking options. Café-quality coffee. Functional drinks. Ready-to-eat meals that don’t feel like an afterthought. Premium products that used to live exclusively on supermarket shelves or

Sponsored content provided by Foodie Coaches There’s a conversation that comes up in almost every coaching call we have with café, restaurant, and bar owners across Australia. It goes something like this. We ask what the last price increase looked like. There’s a pause. Then: “We haven’t really touched prices in about two years.” Or: “We put up a few things

Sponsored content provided by Federal Hospitality Equipment For more than 50 years, Federal Hospitality Equipment (FHE) has supported the kitchens that keep Australia’s hospitality industry moving. From independent cafés and bakeries through to hotels, pubs, clubs, catering businesses, supermarkets and large-scale foodservice operators, FHE has built its reputation around one simple idea: commercial kitchens need equipment that performs, lasts, and