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Transforming the Australian business grocery sector

Transforming the Australian business grocery sector

Traditionally, businesses bought products directly from a supermarket or from a range of suppliers, whereas the B2B grocery proposition offers a one-stop-shop that not only helps businesses save time and money but also streamlines their processes through innovative technology.

In this whitepaper, produced in partnership with Woolworths at Work, we look at the emerging Australian business grocery industry and explore the challenges and opportunities for procurement and suppliers working in the sector. 

We give an overview of innovation and new technology in the industry and outline ways for procurement to save time and protect against rising costs by streamlining their processes and gaining greater visibility and transparency across their businesses. 

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