Target will start selling some of Kmart's Anko brand products from the beginning of next year, the retailer has announced.
Target and Kmart parent company Wesfarmers has revealed the upcoming change in the release of its annual results today.
The results statement says the company plans to "selectively expand distribution of Anko products into new markets globally" and will introduce "select Anko ranges across hard home and general merchandise into Target".Target will start selling some of Kmart's Anko brand products from the beginning of next year.
The Kmart Group, which includes Target, recorded a sales growth of 22 per cent in the year to June 30.READ MORE:
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