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Work at the $1b James Kirkpatrick Group hub dominates: one warehouse alone is 65,000sq m.

Companies provide sushi for 51 New World and Pak’nSave stores.

Items always on ‘sale’ and plasters that didn’t stick were among the anti-awards.

Two robot types move supplies, do physical lifting and perform boring, repetitive tasks.

The three-store pilot begins in Christchurch from tomorrow.

The supermarket is warning anyone who bought the chooks: 'Do not consume'.

New Zealand Food Safety is working to 'establish how the issue arose'.

Foodstuffs says the ad was intended as a light-hearted piece about family meals.

Foodstuffs apologised and repaid the boy after Lotu Fuli complained on his behalf.

Prices up 4.1% for the year to September, but first monthly drop since February.

A Foodstuffs spokesperson said they had identified some quality issues with a few batches.

The Rolleston store opened its doors today.

Customers can borrow deli containers by tapping their phone at the checkout.

Police say the man fled before being tracked by the police Eagle helicopter.

Customers can get a full refund if they return the product.

The mislabelled pack was sold at New World Onerahi in Whangārei.

Foodstuffs' Quin backs a four-year term in Parliament to give businesses more certainty

Beef mince has risen $3.40 in 12 months, costing $22.53 per kilo in August.

A $10m South Auckland distribution hub is fuelling the rapid expansion.

Pacific Door Systems said last month it had become aware of 'contamination issues'.

The cause of the fire remains the subject of a post-incident analysis.

Power firm offers two rare, and telling, points of clarity after AWS' 'train wreck' week.

Amazon announced it would spend $7.5 billion in 2021.

Gamified learning makes healthy eating lessons stick.

Gamified learning makes healthy eating lessons stick.

Brendan Vercoe talks to Tom Raynel about his small frozen foods business Kiwi Sorbet.

The Government is still considering whether to force companies to sell their assets.

The fruit is now available in New Zealand supermarkets run by Foodstuffs.

The former Minister of Finance also recently became chair of NZME's board.