Last year’s hugely popular collectable craze, which swept the country and inspired kids, parents and grandparents to trade and swap their way to a full set, returns to New World on Monday 18 August and this time it is bigger and better than before.
Countdown’s newest stamp collection programme features dinnerware by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Countdown’s General Manager for Marketing Bridget Lamont says the dinnerware range is the perfect addition to Kiwi kitchens for everyday use or dinner parties.
Whakatane shoppers are about to see big changes at their local PAK’nSAVE as a refurbishment project commences in September. The upgrade will create a larger and more modern store, with a 33% increase to the store’s retail area.
Waitoa Free Range Chicken is excited to add two new delicious Gluten Free crumbed chicken products to their popular Green Box range.
When owners Trent Brock and Michael Howe began their retail kettle korn operation in 2011, they could never have imagined where they would be at today. “We made a lot …
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The people over at the Cool Material website decided to compile a list of the of the seven “most outlandish beer creations we’ve ever heard of.” New Zealand Liquor News has a look at their list and speculates about which crazy Kiwi creations they may have missed.
Sacred Hill Senior Winemaker Tony Bish says the 2013 HALO Pinot Gris sets a new benchmark for this label, thanks to the spectacular quality of the vintage. Sacred Hill believes the subtle sophistication and richness of the newly released wine epitomises the classic traits of this popular varietal.
Premium beverage maker East Imperial is looking to shake up the way Kiwis drink cocktails this winter with a pure and traditional mixer – the spicy and all-natural Ginger Beer.
Foodstuffs intends to make Visa payWave payments available to its members, who collectively operate 3,500 terminals in 700 stores including PAK’nSAVE, New World and Four Square stores.
Four Square is a New Zealand business story that started in the 1920s and grew to become a part of our national heritage. It all started after the First World War with a company that was developed out of desperation and born in adversity, one which would develop a tradition of service to be proud of.
Lyttelton SuperValue in the South Island has opened its doors after extensive damage from the 2011 earthquakes closed the existing supermarket. The brand new store is situated in London Street in the heart of Lyttelton and has been highly anticipated by the port town community.
Quicker and easier entry to the complex mainland China market will be assisted by a new collaboration of New Zealand primary industry businesses.
