The COVID-19 pandemic has helped sharpen Foodstuffs’ focus on what’s important to New Zealanders and where we should be directing our support.
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20.03.2018
Samantha Weller of New World Rangiora has been named Apprentice Butcher of the Year, alongside the Pure South Sharp Blacks, who came second against tough competition from the local Irish team in the World Butchers’ Challenge in Belfast. Her win was one of the outstanding performances which saw the Kiwis beating the Aussies!
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16.03.2018
There will soon be a brand new way to shop in Feilding with the impending opening of a brand new state-of-the-art New World supermarket on the corner of Aorangi and Gladstone Streets. But, a few other changes come with that development.
William Waiirua – known for his signature dance moves, unique persona and sunglasses – is the new face of a nationwide responsible drinking campaign that encourages New Zealanders to eat while drinking alcohol.
28.02.2018
Foodstuffs North Island Ltd is excited to announce the purchase of the well-established Highland Park Shopping Centre, with a view to eventually bringing a new shopping option to the high growth East Auckland area.
07.02.2018
21.12.2017
Synlait Milk (NZX: SML; ASX: SM1) is partnering with Foodstuffs South Island Limited to become the Cooperative's exclusive supplier of its private label fresh milk and cream from early 2019.
Times are changing and many of us are doing things differently on one of the biggest days of the year, however there’s still a strong demand for traditional Christmas feasts. The only thing is that these differ between the North and South Islands.
It looks like we never learn. New World has shared some details on how there’s always a panic as New Zealand hurtles towards the combined Christmas and summer break. Our habit is showing no sign of being broken.
12.12.2017
The summer stonefruit season is only 10 weeks long, from mid-December to March, but New Zealanders certainly make the most of it.
06.12.2017
Cooking for a crowd at Christmas doesn’t have to be an all-day drama that leaves you feeling frazzled. Nor does it have to be a drain on your finances.
If you’re smart about how you spend your Christmas food budget; get organised early; plan your menu and do as much preparation as you can in advance, you can entertain on Christmas Day and still have time to relax with friends and family, Kathrine Lynch says.
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