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Kiwi Quinoa has secured a Canadian export deal and is seeking more growers.

New Zealand's short asparagus season is underway, but rising costs are squeezing growers.

Yomi is set to open its fifth store in New Zealand.

The hospitality industry continues to face elevated pressure.

Hannah Engelsman talks to Tom Raynel about her growing gelato business Little Lato.

Daisy Lab’s Auckland team will continue research after its acquisition.

The company plans to exit wholesale by December 2026.

A Facebook notice says doors open Thursday, but the new owner’s plans remain unclear.

Dr Troy Baisden says the closure risks future innovation and workforce growth.

Customers say it raises questions about testing rules.

Rising costs are testing Mr Whippy, but nostalgia keeps the brand strong.

The business owner says the factory lease is ending.

Synlait's first half was hit by costs from 2025 manufacturing challenges.

Owner Sean Yarbrough says he wants to focus on franchising the business.

Receivers warn unsecured creditors may receive nothing after the collapse.

Starbucks will close 250 North American cafes in its latest turnaround push.

OPINION: The supermarket duopoly has finally become a political battleground.

The co-op will invest $1b in South Island manufacturing plants.

Hurrell will continue to be rewarded from performance grants through to the year 2032.

Russia has seized Nestle, Auchan, Lemana Pro and FM Logistic assets.

The upgrade supports growth in low-carb beer and zero-alcohol products.

Fuel prices and international also rose again last month.

'If growers cannot make a responsible profit, they will go out of business.'