Pepsi v Coke: Who won the battle of the fizz in Consumer NZ's blind taste test?
Find out how the world's most famous cola compares to other brands.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromConsumer Information
Botched: Unveiling cancelled after mistakes made on family headstones
One headstone had three mistakes. The other said 'Godfather' instead of 'Grandfather'.
Fears Red Sea attacks will soon hit Kiwis in the pocket
New Zealand consumers could soon pay the price for shipping networks being disrupted.
Bad Santa? Returning unwanted pressies and other consumer rights
OPINION: Whether it's a robot or a dessert, those written warranties need to be honoured.
Waterbeds, wine coolers and wool bathing shorts: What Consumers Price Index tells us about our past
The CPI has been around for more than 100 years, so is a window to our past.
Can you spot what's wrong with this car seat photo?
A photo of a child in a car seat has caused a furore online.
Reality check for self-checkout
The promise of self-checkout was alluring. But theft and gripes abound.
Car imports take a tumble in November but we still have a trade deficit
A big drop in EV imports is a strong feature of the latest overseas trade statistics.
Apple halts US sales of Watch before Christmas after losing patent case
Financial Times: US judge finds blood oxygen sensor on new timepieces infringes patents.
Consumer confidence at highest level in nearly two years
Bank says more households expected the economy to strengthen over the coming year.
Retailers urged to plan ahead as Kiwis become better bargain hunters
Big majority surveyed expect to hold off on purchases until major sales event arrives.
Shock as GDP falls 0.3 per cent in September quarter
The country's economy shrank in late winter and early spring, confounding experts.
Turf wars: Couple awarded damages after complaint their artificial lawn was 'too shiny'
Now the installer has to rip up the turf and start again.
Not fit for purpose: Fitbit makes deceptive consumer law claims, fined $11m
'We are pleased Fitbit admitted its misconduct, especially since this is the second time.'
'Totally unfair': Retirement village resident decries $285,000 transfer fee
Consumer NZ says such fees are unfair and mean people often can't shift.
Black Friday: A hit or a miss for consumers and retailers?
Black Friday spending was down but some retailers came out with a win.
Lifetime of products is shrinking - NZ needs 'right to repair’
OPINION: It's easier to throw away products than fix them. Are new laws the answer?
Hawke's Bay, what are you doing with your $240 power payment?
'We don’t want anyone to miss out on the $240 they are entitled to.'
Nasty loan surprise: Ombudsman's warning over Xmas ‘payment holidays’
A motorist's nasty loan surprise could be a lesson to others.
Scamfest as retailers hope Black Friday and Cyber Monday pay off
Two big events made in the US, and one made in China, aim to ignite retail fortunes.
US stocks and bonds jump after inflation falls
Financial Times: Rise in US consumer price index slows more than economists had forecast.
'I felt cheated': Commerce Commission assessing queries on New World MasterChef promotion
Customers who missed out on cookware in New World's sticker promotion want it honoured.
Where did all the toilet paper go? The truth about panic buying
People tend to panic buy in times of crisis, often leading to big shortages.
Liam Dann: Is the ComCom a 22-year-old failure?
OPINION: New Zealand lacks adequate competition in key industries.
Zoo launches app to check palm oil content of groceries
Palm oil is found in more than half the products you find in the supermarket.
Sustainable Business: Evolving standards and investor expectations
Articulate information helps investors and consumers to make good decisions.
New $10 block of cheese aces taste tests - will it kickstart a price drop?
A store-brand basic has been described as 'actually pretty yum' by a cheese connoisseur.
Consumer confidence ‘creeping’ back to life, says ANZ
Expectations for the housing market were the strongest in almost two years.
Power move: Whanganui woman saves Rugby World Cup viewing
'We were all annoyed about the timing but Val was the one who got on the phone.'
Household living costs accelerate, outstrip inflation
The spa pool and sofa economy is dead. Long live the post-pandemic economy?
Unhappy camper: Tourist who crashed campervan wanted compo for 'mental suffering'
The campervan had to be towed after the tourist collided with a parked car.
Brain drink or fancy juice? Start-up strives to prove health claims
Ambitious beverage startup faces criticism and regulatory turbulence.
Buyer beware: Why an auction house selling fakes can’t be stopped
A customer didn't want to pay up after learning $6000 worth of coins were fake.
'Evil' inflation cooled slightly in third quarter
New inflation figure below most market expectations.