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Christchurch, Māngere, Palmerston North: ambient, frozen, chilled-food distribution hubs.

Customers can return the cereal for a full refund.

Sales rose at Woolworths NZ but its gross margin was squeezed.

Some crunchy breakfasts are far less nutritious than their wholesome image suggests.

NZ mince prices have skyrocketed and look set to keep on rising.

Domestic airfares rose 20.7% in July, the biggest July rise on record.

This week, schools banned the toys, but who was going to save me? Where was my Ooshie ban?

Affected bread has an August 15 best-before date and was sold in the South Island.

We compared HelloFresh, My Food Bag, Woop and more. Which offers the most for your money?

Consumer NZ says self-service savings should be passed to shoppers.

Experts reveal the convenience foods they buy – and the ones they leave on the shelf.

OPINION: Breaking up supermarkets needs clear evidence.

ANALYSIS: Andrew Ketels has joined Sherson Willis.

The cost of living for the average household had the largest jump in more than four years.

Dietitians say today’s ready meals often look much more like a balanced dinner.

Fuel costs, groceries, rates mean people “don’t have a lot of wiggle room”: Kiwibank boss.

No overseas company has confirmed plans to enter New Zealand’s market.

Price increases were recorded for boxed chocolates, cucumbers and capsicums.

Health claims like ‘99% fat free’ or ‘organic’ don’t guarantee nutrition.

OPINION: Seymour’s offer to free up land for supermarkets like Aldi is unlikely to work.

Woolworths and Foodstuffs control about 82% of New Zealand’s grocery market.

David Seymour joins Ryan Bridge to discuss what the Government is doing to tackle grocery prices. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Social searches for Cadbury's Perky Nana have jumped 43% globally over the past year.

NZ dietitians on filling your shopping trolley for the least amount of money.

Consumers who have purchased the products are advised to handle them with care.

Food makers warn healthy cereals could vanish from shelves under the reforms.

Officials say a packaging fault may cause jars to crack or shed glass.

Pak'nSave Rangiora has also recalled some of its Chicken Katsu Garden Salad products.

All proceeds from the limited-run snags will go to a community cause.