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Woolworths has announced major changes to its national trading hours and the way it operates its deli, seafood and meat departments. The supermarket giant has confirmed to 7NEWS.com.au that store opening and closing hours will be adjusted to be more consistent across Australia. Learn more about Woolworths’ big change in the video above For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> This means the selected store will open an hour later or close an hour earlier to match stores in other states (see full details below). In addition, Woolworths has shortened the trading hours of its new service counter. Starting August 1st, the supermarket’s deli, meat and seafood department will close at 7pm or 8pm – regardless of store opening hours (see full details below). Woolworths has confirmed that opening and closing hours will be adjusted to make it more uniform across Australia. Credit: Getty Woolworths releases new ultra rare Fix-Em – and it could make you rich A Woolworths s

This is a very rare collectible Woolworths Fix-em in circulation – here’s everything you need to know about this VERY valuable find Woolworths has announced a rare Fix-em collection now in stores The Infinity Gauntlet from Disney’s Marvel franchise is now available But there are only 200 in all of Australia, making the statue extremely rare Collectors will receive one Fix-em for every $30 spent By Carina Static For Australian Daily Mail Published: 20:04 EDT, 31 July 2022 | Updated: 8:17 p.m. EDT, 31 July 2022 Woolworths has revealed a ‘very rare’ collection of Fix-em swirling in stores – and likely to sell for hundreds – or even thousands – of dollars online. Infinity Gauntlet, easily recognizable to fans of the Disney’s Marvel franchise, is a special additional Fix-em available to collect, but there are only 200 available in all of Australia. Woolworths encourages collectors to double-check their collections as they m

Woolworths supermarkets have urged Everyday Rewards members to be vigilant after a spate of security breaches. In recent weeks, Woolworths customers have used social media to report that their accounts have been “hacked” and used to make unauthorized purchases. VIEW THE VIDEO ABOVE: Why Woolworths resells unsold bread For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> During the incident, the thieves had used the Everyday Gift dollars that had been “saved” by the account holder to buy groceries without their knowledge. A Woolworths spokesman said the supermarket was investigating the breach. “We have assisted a number of members who appear to be victims of unauthorized access to their Everyday Rewards accounts,” the spokesperson told 7NEWS.com.au. “In the case reported to us, the account was accessed using a valid login or account details. Woolworths Everyday Rewards members have been urged to check their accounts for security breaches. Credit: provided “We found no evi

Woolworths and Coles have announced their half-price discounts for the coming week – and there’s plenty to offer shoppers. The supermarket giant has slashed the prices of some kitchen, refrigerator, health, beauty and laundry purchases for just seven days. The Woolies and Coles special includes many top brands, including Dynamo, Uncle Tobys, Tip Top, Arnott’s, Libra, Cold Power and Finish – for as low as 72 cents. For more Food related news and videos check out Food >> The markdown is available from Wednesday, July 20, to midnight Tuesday, July 26. Scroll down for the full list of reduced purchases. Woolworths and Coles have announced their 1/2 price special for the coming week. Credit: AP A recall of popular spices from hundreds of stores nationwide Woolworths Here’s a half price Woolworths special for July 20 through midnight, July 26. Family favorite Uncle Tobys Roll Ups 94g Pk 6 – was $4, now $2 Tip Top English Muffin Pk 6 – was $5.30, now $2.65 Arnott’s Shapes or Mini B

Shoppers complain about Woolworths offering pre-cut vegetables to ‘dumb’ and lazy customers – so which side are you on? Shoppers are divided on the debate over pre-cut and packaged vegetables Large supermarkets offer a wide range of pre-cut products to consumers Many have mentioned concerns over the plastic packaging in which the product is sold Others defend the product as a savior for the elderly and disabled By Max Aldred For The Australian Daily Mail Published: 10:49 PM EDT, 7 July 2022 | Updated: 02:43 EDT, July 8, 2022 Complaints of angry shoppers about Woolworths’ packaging of pre-cut vegetables such as onions have sparked heated debate on social media. In a spray of expletives, shoppers say they are frustrated to see ‘stupid’ consumers buying pre-packaged products because they ‘can’t cut’ vegetables for themselves. Customers also took aim at Woolworths, criticizing him for offering products packaged in more pl