Retail

Understanding how consumers view money and how their spending habits could change may reap rewards on the shop floor, writes ASB head of healthcare David Rhind

The half-year financial results for Ebos quickly proved unpopular with the market, prompting a drop in the Christchurch-based pharmaceutical and animal meds wholesaler's share price

From commissioning custom-made bags to reusing stock boxes, pharmacy staff are preparing ahead of the Government’s planned ban of plastic bags. 

Retail customers declined by 2 per cent last year, and this has occurred steadily for more than a decade, even though prescription numbers continue to rise

The new Pharmacy Council Code of Ethics 2018 has put the spotlight on the role of the pharmacist in supplying complementary medicines, according to Blackmores Institute group director Lesley Braun

Pharmacy staff are well versed in dealing with customers’ embarrassing issues from ponging pits to bad breath and spotty skin

The pollen season is winding to a close, but pharmacists may soon find themselves with customers wanting allergy relief all year round, as climate change leads to greater pollen production

The pollen season is winding to a close, but pharmacists may soon find themselves with customers wanting allergy relief all year round, as climate change leads to greater pollen production

Around 90 pharmacy staff indulged in champagne and chandeliers and earthy jokes from celebrity chef Annabelle White at a special event staged by The Beauty Collective last month

Chemist Warehouse’s second New Zealand store is to set up shop right next to Unichem Maxx in Botany