US EditionCEQ invests $500,000 to further ease cost of living pressures for remote First Nations communities - Retail World Magazine
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CEQ invests $500,000 to further ease cost of living pressures for remote First Nations communities - Retail World Magazine
Not-for-profit remote store operator Community Enterprise Queensland (CEQ) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting remote First Nations communities with the decision to invest a further $500,000 in price reductions from now until 1 July to help customers with cost-of-living pressures. All CEQ stores across the Torres Strait, Cape York Peninsula, in Doomadgee and on Palm Island will mirror or better major supermarket online prices on essentia…
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