With the current TV furore over Woolworth’s predatory pricing raging the second installment in Prof Lovell’s assessment of retailer consolidation is timely.i-grafix.com
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Harry Lovell
Harry is a keen advocate of education and training and has been actively involved in packaging education and training since 1972 with the U.K and Australian Institutes of Packaging to the present day.
Supermarket Monopoly - Pass Go and keep your distance - Part II
With the current TV furore over Woolworth’s predatory pricing raging the second installment in Prof Lovell’s assessment of retailer consolidation is timely.Supermarket monopoly?
Professor Harry Lovell looks at the implications of the proposed Coles sale in the light of the UK experience.
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The year ahead: Innovation or Desperation?
Professor Lovell looks at likely packaging developments once Auspack closes its doors.
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Meeting today's transit needs
Harry Lovell’s interest was aroused recently by some articles he read regarding cartons and the emphasis on transit packaging
Sounds good to me
The festive season is a time when our senses are aroused in a variety of ways, not the least by sound. This, accompanied by an article which I read recently, caused me to reflect on the association of sound with packaging
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