Traditional ‘handshake’ supply agreements not good enough for $25b grocery sector
Grocery Commissioner, Pierre van Heerden, says new rules will help drive more effective negotiations between the major supermarkets and suppliers.
Grocery Commissioner, Pierre van Heerden, says new rules will help drive more effective negotiations between the major supermarkets and suppliers.
Riverland’s Christchurch factory is now open and uses innovative new technology to produce high value wet canned pet food, with 98% of its products proposed for export.
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The aim is to ensure suppliers are more informed about their rights under the Code when negotiating and agreeing to their agreements with retailers.
The 32,200 square metre facility on 3 hectares of Waikato-Tainui land will hold up to 16,500 pallets of chilled and frozen food ready for distribution to retail and food service businesses.
Global pet food brands starved of opportunities to manufacture in New Zealand will soon have access to a new state-of-the-art canning facility.
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The new state-of-the-art, multi temperature facility is designed specifically for the supply and distribution of groceries.