New online supermarket opens in Auckland in May
Founder Sarah Balle is set to launch the online supermarket that will focus on sustainability and access for local producers.
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Countdown and customers deliver $123k pot of gold at end of Rainbow
The donation has been described by the RainbowYOUTH team as a game-changer.
Foodstuffs’ future-proofed new campus
After nearly six decades at its Mt Roskill home, Foodstuffs North Island is moving to a new purpose-built facility in Manukau.
Latest online shopping tech for Christchurch shoppers
Brand new technology will increase the availability of online shopping in the city by an additional 4,000 orders per week.
New World Ormiston open for business
The store is designed with sustainability in mind, making the most of natural light and featuring a highly efficient LED lighting system and the latest low-emissions C02 refrigeration.
Manakau School event showcases Little Garden harvest
A one-day, community cafe event hosted by the school included a menu featuring their homegrown veges and herbs.
Wellington City Mission and New World open new Social Supermarket
Instead of collecting a pre-selected food parcel from Wellington City Mission, customers who need food support will be able to choose their own goods.
Foodstuffs CEO to step down
“After 21 great years, I have decided to retire as CEO of Foodstuffs South Island in February 2022, after a successor is chosen,” says Foodstuffs South Island CEO Steve Anderson.
Exclusive nationwide range partnership for Moa and Foodstuffs
The partnership will see nationwide ranging of Moa’s beer and cider portfolio exclusively across Foodstuffs’ wholesale, grocery and traditional liquor stores.
On your marks, get set, go with New World’s ‘Buy NZ, Go NZ’ campaign
Customers can expect sharp prices on their favourite Kiwi brands, like Pic’s Peanut Butter and Proper Crisps.
Petition for Code of Conduct for Supermarkets tabled in Parliament
NZ FGC Chief Executive Katherine Rich has presented the petition to Ohariu MP Greg O’Connor at Parliament.
Retail becomes Australia’s most valuable sector
Retail has overtaken banking, with Woolworths named as Australia’s most valuable brand.