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9th June 2021
The RangeMe platform has launched in the UK today, enabling buyers at British retailers to source from over 700,000 products and connect with around 200,000 suppliers.
LloydsPharmacy is amongst the first UK chains to adopt the platform, which first launched in 2013 and is now used by over 12,000 retailers in the US, including Walmart, Ulta Beauty, Walgreens, and Albertsons. It has established itself as an industry leader for retail product discovery and claims to be the world’s largest source of brands and products purchased by buyers in the US.
RangeMe aims to help retailers and their buying teams scale product sourcing efforts with streamlined submissions, simplified discovery tools, and an industry-standard digital sell sheet. Buyers can filter searches to find brands meeting exact sourcing needs, with easy connectivity and collaboration with suppliers. Curated collections also help identify and understand category trends and emerging brands.
ARPHS medical officer of health Dr Nick Eichler.
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The Auckland Regional Public Health Service is calling on the government and Auckland Council to make the necessary changes.
It will soon release a report in the New Zealand Medical Journal looking at liquor outlets in South Auckland and their failure to comply with council regulations.
The council s 2015 signage bylaw controls the signs that can be displayed at shops and other businesses and limits the number, size, coverage, and placement of them, including window signs and sandwich boards.
There are different rules for signs in town centres and industrial areas, but there is no distinction made for bottle stores and liquor outlets.
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