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Supermarket fruit and vege section unhealthy option for your wallet
Prices for some common produce in the Foodtown store in Mt Eden were more expensive than the shop just across the carpark.
Prices for some common produce in the Foodtown store in Mt Eden were more expensive than the shop just across the carpark.
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Businesses have been warned not to mislead consumers when they say the ETS or GST hike is behind price rises.
After six years at number one, Cadbury has plunged in the rankings in the latest most-trusted brands survey, with Wattie's taking out the top spot.
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The Commerce Commission has has ordered Telecom to refund customers over a Fair Trading Act breach.
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