New Zealand
Korean BBQ jerky recalled over fears of metal contamination
MPI says the US-imported snack may contain pieces of metal.
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'More than a supermarket': NZ's latest Pak’nSave, South Island's biggest store, opens
The Rolleston store opened its doors today.
Govt-backed Foodstuffs trial aims to cut single-use plastic waste
Customers can borrow deli containers by tapping their phone at the checkout.
Freeze-dried meals recalled over undeclared allergen
The meal pouches are sold around New Zealand and internationally.
'Meatless bone': New World's butchery blunder causes bare bone outrage
The mislabelled pack was sold at New World Onerahi in Whangārei.
Chopped peanuts pulled from supermarket shelves over metal fears
The peanuts were sold at Woolworths, FreshChoice and Supervalue stores.
Inside Economics: Treasury's desperate warning to act on Superannuation challenge
ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.
Tasti recall widens: More snack products pulled over metal risk
While there have been no injuries consumers are urged not to eat the popular products.
Inside Wattie's slide: Three years of losses and a $210m writedown
Company paid out more to suppliers and employees than it earned from customers in 2024.
More than 20 snack products urgently recalled over metal contamination fears
Officials say some products may contain small wire-like metal pieces.
From a corner dairy to 54 stores – the rise of Night ’n Day, would-be duopoly disruptors
How a world-famous shop for Otago students became NZ’s third-biggest grocery retailer.
Food prices lift 5% in August year, Stats NZ data shows
Beef mince has risen $3.40 in 12 months, costing $22.53 per kilo in August.
Paddock to Pantry adds over 500 products in bid to rival supermarket giants
A $10m South Auckland distribution hub is fuelling the rapid expansion.
'Multiple 111 calls': Fire and Emergency on New World Victoria Park blaze
The cause of the fire remains the subject of a post-incident analysis.
In a dinner rut? 7 tips to make weekday dinners less boring
Tired of the same meals on repeat? How to get out of your food rut with minimal effort.
Jackson suggests regulating supermarket prices, but then says it’s not Labour policy
He also claimed food prices had come down thanks to the previous Government's actions.
Check your freezer: Frozen veges recalled due to salmonella contamination
All batches and dates are being recalled by Vimms Enterprises Limited.
Willis reveals plans to speed up supermarket consent process
The Government is still considering whether to force companies to sell their assets.
Why your winter meals need these flavour-boosting tricks
Simple tips and tricks to make winter food taste fresh, bright and anything but beige.
What will happen to milk, cheese, butter prices as Fonterra sells consumer arm?
Fonterra is selling consumer brands to French food group Lactalis for $3.845 billion.
Steven Joyce appointed to Foodstuffs North Island board
The former Minister of Finance also recently became chair of NZME's board.
Shoppers snap up Smeg cookware at new Pt Chevalier New World
Nearly 100 shoppers braved the rain for the opening ceremony today.
'We're losing money on butter products': Grocery boss responds to rising dairy prices
The Foodstuffs CEO pushed back at the Finance Minister's threat of structural separation.
Why tinned tomatoes are the unsung hero of your pantry
Budget-friendly and endlessly versatile – tinned tomatoes deserve their cult status.
Urgent sausages recall after glass injury reported
Ministry says the recall affects sausages with a best-before date of August 17.
'Nothing has really changed': Kiwis still paying more for groceries than OECD average
The Grocery Action Group says Kiwis are seeing big rises in food prices at supermarkets.
'Nothing has changed for kiwi shoppers' - Sue Chetwin on findings of Grocery Report
Grocery Action Group Chair Sue Chetwin talks to Ryan Bridge following the release of the Commerce Commission's Grocery Report.
Smooth, simple, refreshing: The art of homemade cold-brew coffee
Cold-brew concentrate can be stored in the fridge for up to two weeks.
Why region's rural shoppers face higher prices than urbanites
The dashboard tracks a 68-item shop across seven supermarkets in Tauranga and Western Bay.
Foodstuffs denies ageism claims by former New World Victoria Park staff who feel ‘discarded’
Five former staffers claim older workers were overlooked for roles after the fire.