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'We have got to keep up,' Foodstuffs North Island CEO Chris Quin says of the building.

Foodstuffs' chief executive Chris Quin explains the reasoning for vastly expanding capacity via the new $70m development at the Māngere site. Video / Dean Purcell

The new Point Chevalier supermarket opens on August 19, next to the house.

The rock weighed more than 1.1 kg on her kitchen scales.

The Grocery Action Group says Kiwis are seeing big rises in food prices at supermarkets.

The dashboard tracks a 68-item shop across seven supermarkets in Tauranga and Western Bay.

Retail reporter Tom Raynel talks to two former New World Victoria Park workers who allege ageism in Foodstuffs hiring process. Video / Alyse Wright, Jason Dorday

Five former staffers claim older workers were overlooked for roles after the fire.

The Auckland event featured over 50 suppliers and secured numerous orders.

Macaroni, mascarpone, mascara. NZ supermarkets report a growth in their beauty sales.

'I thought it was a drill - but noticed the flames from inside the building.'

OPINION: Butter prices in New Zealand rose 46.5% in the year to June.

He started as a picker in a distribution centre, now he's buying a $14m supermarket.

Consumer NZ received 20 complaints since Tuesday; the usual daily rate is two.

Scheme for three-level apartments on hold, awaiting further information about the project.

The products are being sold as singles and range from 7% to 16% ABV.

Berries are quick-frozen at peak freshness to lock in nutrients.

Demolition is not planned. Foodstuffs will repair and rebuild the existing supermarket.

A butcher says just 65% of the meat Godfrey Rodgers received would be edible if cooked.

The food giants are accused of blocking a supplier from directly trading with a customer.

The Act leader says the law would encourage a new entrant.

The existing Taradale Four Square would be demolished and rebuilt under the proposal.

New World's parent company Foodstuffs says none of its systems were breached.

New World at Auckland's Victoria Park burned down on June 17. All its stock was ruined.

Foodstuffs' Pt Chevalier store will open on August 19, earlier than planned.

Foodstuffs North Island allegedly acted in ways that were uncooperative and unreasonable.

Spinach, mesclun and other salad greens are currently in limited supply.

Vast new store is to be built on a flood-prone site which operated for 50 years as a dump.

Misleading promotional practices and common pricing errors have to stop, minister says.