Pak'nSave staff to strike over minimum wage dispute
First Union claims workers are on minimum wage regardless of skills and experience.
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Virus stops melons, cucumbers and courgettes at border
Australian growers/exporters will have to meet new import requirements.
Pak'nSave takes UMF honey off shelves after thefts
Supermarkets take extra measures to stop theft of UMF honey products.
Companies put an end to plastic pollution
It we don't act now, more plastic will be in the oceans than fish.
Small Business: Freeze drying produce for chefs
Tommy Roff talks supplying Whittaker's and distribution emails from Kazakhstan.
Deployment not yet widespread in NZ
Foodstuffs NZ has deployed facial recognition in some of its North Island stores.
Supermarkets' move 'widens' surveillance
Supermarkets maintain their facial data collection complies with privacy rules.
Supermarket chain: 'No apology' for facial recognition use
Foodstuffs has defended it's use of facial recognition technology to prevent shoplifting.
To catch a thief: Supermarkets in NZ using facial recognition
A major supermarket chain is using facial recognition technology in its stores.
Investigation after racial abuse complaint
The incident took place at a Hamilton Pak'nSave.
Supermarket making money from waste
Whanganui's New World supermarket is being paid for the waste it gets rid of.
$10 cauliflower! Wet weather wreaks havoc on shoppers
Recent rain has decreased supply of some vegetables and made them more expensive.
Plastic perhaps not so fantastic
Plastic has many uses - but have we made too much and what can we do about it?
The shopping trolley to replace checkouts
The Smartcart eliminates the need for barcode scanning, checkouts and queuing.
Foodstuffs proposes closure of Rotorua centre, 51 jobs on the line
Foodstuffs' new HQ comes at cost of Rotorua centre.
Bread shortage risk amid fear of strike
Bakers' strike could cause bread shortage, says union.
Kiwi supermarkets to keep selling under-16s energy drinks
When kids drink too much caffeine they can become anxious and their learning interrupted
North Islanders or South: Who are the biggest turkeys?
North Island and South Island shopping habits differ
Man denied zero-alcohol beer because it's a 'gateway drink'
Man's wife calls rule 'nonsensical', but major supermarket chains follow it.
Food fads: The new supermarket trends
Sales of paleo and protein products have skyrocketed at supermarkets nationwide in 2017.
Employment Court ruling set to shake-up the workplace
Staff employed by the firm where they worked, not the hire company that paid their wages.
Shocking footage captured at poultry farm
Animal rights activist said Northland farm was amongst the worst she had ever seen.
New Auckland CBD supermarket planned to cater for workers
Third Auckland CBD supermarket planned
Woeful winter sees cold and flu remedy sales rise
The year's wet weather brought with it more need for cold and flu meds
Pak'nSave brawl: Police hunt fighters
The brawl at Pak'nSave in Mangere was filmed by several bystanders.
Frightening prices on pumpkins this Halloween
This year's wet weather continues to hike the price of fresh produce
Asparagus and strawberries by the bucket load
We eat about 2000 tonnes of asparagus and nearly 5000 tonnes of strawberries each season.
The biggest sellers over Labour Weekend
Last Labour Weekend we munched through more than 51,000 sausages
Chips are down! Wet sparks potato shortage
A particularly wet winter has left Kiwi potato farmers millions of dollars out of pocket.
Coke confirms cans are shrinking
Coke says they've recommended the retail price of their smaller cans should be lower.
New World, Pak'nSave to phase out caged eggs by 2027
Foodstuffs is the second major supermarket brand to commit to phasing out caged egg sales
Chocolate Santas already on supermarket shelves
Chocolate Santa's spied on supermarket shelves already
Chicken shortage not workers' fault, union says
On Sunday this supermarket ran out of chicken. Who was at fault?
Supermarket accused of racially profiling shopper
David Chang wanted to take advantage of specials, instead he was asked to leave store.