Outstanding Food Producer Awards celebrate medal winners
A record 405 entries this year resulted in another record – 312 medals bestowed upon NZ’s finest food and non-alcoholic drink producers.
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NZ’s favourite dairy-free products revealed
For the fifth year, the people have spoken and voted for their dairy-free favourites in the Vegan Society Dairy Free Awards.
NZ Champions Of Cheese Awards 2025 call for entries
Entry is open for the prestigious New Zealand Champions of Cheese Awards under the guidance of Master Judge Jason Tarrant, who celebrates five years leading the assessment. The 2025 NZ …
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NZ supermarkets lead resilient retail sector amid challenges
Amid ongoing economic pressures, New Zealand’s supermarket sector is maintaining strong consumer spending, even as many other retail categories struggle to weather the storm.
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The C&I NZ Expo returns to Auckland this month – we look at the top three reasons why you don’t want to miss this amazing industry event.
NZ’s supreme sausages revealed
The highly anticipated Dunninghams Great New Zealand Sausage Competition has unveiled the nation’s top sausage.
Indulge your cravings at Viaduct Events Centre
Mark the Chocolate and Coffee Festival in your calendars and get ready to treat your tastebuds over two delicious days.
NZ Ice Cream & Gelato Trophy Winners revealed
The finest frozen treats in the country for 2024 have been announced.
Don’t miss out!
The C&I NZ Expo is returning to Auckland this November, we look into the top three reasons why you don’t want to miss this amazing industry event.
NZ’S Top Butchers announced
The best of New Zealand’s butchers have been unveiled at the prestigious National Butchery Awards.
Sustainable Business Awards entries open with new categories
Entries for the 2024 Sustainable Business Awards are now open, with new categories to recognise the pioneers driving bold action and groundbreaking innovation.
Warning: potentially lethal meth dose in Rinda pineapple lollies
The NZ Drug Foundation is warning people not to consume Rinda brand pineapple lollies after a potentially lethal amount of methamphetamine was found in a lolly wrapped in the brand’s packaging.