Wellington’s first eStore opens to meet online shopping demand
The new eStore comes as demand for Countdown’s online shopping grew by 74% between April and June 2020.
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Frucor Suntory appoints new Head of Safety & Wellbeing
Joanne Van Den Berg has held a number of safety roles at Air New Zealand and the Department of Corrections.
FMCG Business Marketing Summit highlights
The FMCG Business team welcomed speakers and delegates from all over NZ and for the first time, the Summit was delivered as a hybrid event.
Fonterra fires up on pellet power
The Te Awamutu site will take the next step in its transition away from coal.
Countdown unveils new Scan&Go tech
The new hi-tech scales will know what you’re buying and customers can skip the regular checkout for an easy in-store shopping experience.
Tony’s Chocolonely arrives in New Zealand
Dutch impact company Tony’s Chocolonely exists to make 100% slave free the norm in chocolate and launches this week with six chocolate bars.
$500,000 goal to help feed thousands of kids a day
Countdown’s Food for Good Appeal for KidsCan has kicked off.
Fonterra to support KickStart Breakfast in NZ schools
Fonterra will also extend the supply of dairy nutrition further into communities by partnering with NZ Food Network.
NZ Cheese sales a lockdown silver lining
While Kiwis stayed home during lockdown, they used their free time to explore and support NZ made produce, including cheese, which is enjoying record sales.
Shoppers want more sustainable food choices
Did you know that 70% of New Zealanders look for labels that ensure their choices are better for the environment or ensure higher animal welfare?
Mental Health Awareness Week is next week
This year’s the theme, Reimagine Wellbeing Together – He Tirohanga Anamata, encourages New Zealanders to reflect on the big and small actions they’ve taken to take care of each other this year.
Countdown celebrates te reo Māori year-round
Committed to increasing the use of te reo, Countdown has made some changes to the way it communicates with its customers and team for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.