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Foodstuffs co-operative can afford living wage, professor says, as union wins right to bargain for Fair Pay Agreement
14th Jul 23, 8:33am
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Foodstuffs co-operative can afford living wage, professor says, as union wins right to bargain for Fair Pay Agreement
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Food prices rise again, with 12.5% annual increase in June: Stats NZ Food Price Index
13th Jul 23, 10:56am
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Food prices rise again, with 12.5% annual increase in June: Stats NZ Food Price Index
Grocery Commissioner says new act has powers and tools to keep supermarkets in check
11th Jul 23, 10:09am
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Grocery Commissioner says new act has powers and tools to keep supermarkets in check
Supermarket sector gets its first referee with Pierre van Heerden appointed Grocery Commissioner
11th Jul 23, 5:00am
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Supermarket sector gets its first referee with Pierre van Heerden appointed Grocery Commissioner
Startup online supermarket Supie plans for small store, tech-heavy format
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Food prices continued to climb in May led by fruit and vegetable prices: Stats NZ
14th Jun 23, 12:19pm
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Food prices continued to climb in May led by fruit and vegetable prices: Stats NZ
France does another deal to drag down food prices, this time with manufacturers including Unilever
12th Jun 23, 9:30am
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France does another deal to drag down food prices, this time with manufacturers including Unilever
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NZ won't follow France, UK in introducing grocery price caps: Commerce Minister Duncan Webb
31st May 23, 9:25am
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NZ won't follow France, UK in introducing grocery price caps: Commerce Minister Duncan Webb
Countdown boss says 'don't break us up' while acknowledging Kiwis pay a 10% price premium over Aussies
1st Feb 23, 10:07am
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Countdown boss says 'don't break us up' while acknowledging Kiwis pay a 10% price premium over Aussies
Stephen Tindall-backed online supermarket Teddy ready to take on tech giant Uber Eats
25th Nov 22, 12:24pm
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Stephen Tindall-backed online supermarket Teddy ready to take on tech giant Uber Eats
Is that cheese really on special? New Zealanders need to dob in the supermarkets, watchdog says
22nd Sep 22, 3:19pm
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Is that cheese really on special? New Zealanders need to dob in the supermarkets, watchdog says
Inflation beaters? How work perks can help your budget
Government proposes telco-style grocery industry regulator and mandatory code of conduct
6th Jul 22, 3:15pm
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Government proposes telco-style grocery industry regulator and mandatory code of conduct
Tim Hazledine casts an expert economic critic's eye over the Commerce Commission's huge report in the retail grocery sector. He finds it hypocritical for most middle class folk to complain about high prices. But some action is justified
3rd Apr 22, 6:00am
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Tim Hazledine casts an expert economic critic's eye over the Commerce Commission's huge report in the retail grocery sector. He finds it hypocritical for most middle class folk to complain about high prices. But some action is justified
Grocery prices kicked off the year with even higher upward momentum than last year's peak
28th Jan 22, 11:53am
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Grocery prices kicked off the year with even higher upward momentum than last year's peak
Guy Trafford compares the cost of red meat in our supermarkets with what it sells for in another offshore market, and contrasts that with what farmers are paid. Making meat more affordable won't be easy
27th Jul 21, 9:55am
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Guy Trafford compares the cost of red meat in our supermarkets with what it sells for in another offshore market, and contrasts that with what farmers are paid. Making meat more affordable won't be easy
The 2020 Interesties featuring the National Party, Adrian Orr, Jacinda Ardern, Donald Trump, David Seymour, NZX, Ashley Bloomfield, David Clark, Daniel Andrews, COVID-19, Judith Collins & more
20th Dec 20, 6:02am
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The 2020 Interesties featuring the National Party, Adrian Orr, Jacinda Ardern, Donald Trump, David Seymour, NZX, Ashley Bloomfield, David Clark, Daniel Andrews, COVID-19, Judith Collins & more
Guy Trafford looks at how the meat processing industry structures affect what producers receive and what consumers pay
16th Apr 19, 10:01am
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Guy Trafford looks at how the meat processing industry structures affect what producers receive and what consumers pay
Augusta syndicates a new Countdown supermarket in Hamilton, forecasts 7.5% pre-tax cash return
4th Dec 15, 5:03am
Augusta syndicates a new Countdown supermarket in Hamilton, forecasts 7.5% pre-tax cash return
Jenée Tibshraeny on navigating the road blocks preventing you from comparing 'apples with apples' when shopping for life insurance
17th Sep 15, 5:00am
Jenée Tibshraeny on navigating the road blocks preventing you from comparing 'apples with apples' when shopping for life insurance
Elizabeth Kerr thinks the discipline from using a food delivery service could help some families spend LESS on food
4th Aug 15, 11:35am
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Elizabeth Kerr thinks the discipline from using a food delivery service could help some families spend LESS on food
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; red hot mortgage rate, fast cooling business confidence, rising debt, rising bank balances, swap rates fall
31st Jul 15, 4:02pm
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A review of things you need to know before you go home on Friday; red hot mortgage rate, fast cooling business confidence, rising debt, rising bank balances, swap rates fall
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Westpac's 18-month mortgage special; Cullen fund growing rapidly; FMA a respected regulator; Countdown cleared of bullying; Harbour on China
20th Nov 14, 4:00pm
A review of things you need to know before you go home on Thursday; Westpac's 18-month mortgage special; Cullen fund growing rapidly; FMA a respected regulator; Countdown cleared of bullying; Harbour on China
Supermarket chain Countdown enters personal insurance market in partnership with Cigna, Southern Cross
3rd Nov 14, 7:21am
Supermarket chain Countdown enters personal insurance market in partnership with Cigna, Southern Cross
Bernard Hickey reckons the ugliest truth behind the 'Countdown Shakedown' story is that consumers have got exactly what they really wanted - Every Day Low Prices
23rd Feb 14, 7:17am
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Bernard Hickey reckons the ugliest truth behind the 'Countdown Shakedown' story is that consumers have got exactly what they really wanted - Every Day Low Prices