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Affected customers can cancel their order and request a refund, a spokesperson said.

NZ Post also experienced separate technical problems earlier today.

NZPork says shoppers may mistake imported pork for New Zealand meat.

OPINION: The policy looks more like the state seizing property than lowering food prices.

Customers can return the cereal for a full refund.

National wants buyers earning up to $300k to be eligible for low-deposit scheme.

"If there is body, it’s definitely not breathing anymore.”

The party says it'll buy 120 Woolworths, Pak'nSave, New World and Four Square stores.

The Green Party is set to launch its full election food and groceries policy at a Co-leader stand-up in Glen Innes. Video / NZ Herald

Loyalty programmes may benefit retailers more than shoppers, research says.

Retailers unable to go along with Christchurch City Council's plan.

Many businesses offer SuperGold discounts, but shoppers say they are poorly promoted.

Workers First union slammed the proposal from a company that makes 'big profits'.

Fresh, dried, rice or wheat matters less than what turns the packet into a meal.

The man’s hour-long ordeal was captured on CCTV.

Despite bystanders' best efforts, Jeanette Penman died after a car hit her in Sunnynook.

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

Coffee prices are rising as global supply, weather and the weak NZ dollar bite.

Auckland Council says no plans have been lodged yet for the Costco Drury resource consent.

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

Meat worth $9000 went missing from Farro stores in Auckland.

The Norton Rd store offers food, advice and support, but only by referral.

Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick joins The Front Page to break down the Green Party's new plan to combat supermarket price gouging.

Customers are left struggling to complete their full sets of collectibles.

Several schools across New Zealand have issued notices to parents about the toys.

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

A 38-year-old man was arrested after allegedly smashing windows with a metal pole.

The three men wore hoods and held weapons as they stormed the Four Square in Cambridge.

Commerce Commission accuses Foodstuffs South Island of widespread anti-competitive price maintenance. Host of Herald NOW Business Garth Bray explains. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY