The grocery industry, lest we forget, is basically trench warfare, Tim Morris insists.

In 2001, Consumers Institute head David Russell warned food prices were likely to rise once the supermarket industry shrank from three big players to two.

Hot chips are not all created equal, and there are no rules as to how many chips you will get in a scoop.

The Irish carrier Ryanair is planning to make its toilets coin-operated.

CC's and Aztec corn chips have been cut from supermarket shelves in New Zealand and have been replaced by a locally made version of the American brand Doritos.

It pays to shop around for better bottom lines on power bills, new Ministry of Economic Development figures reveal.

Cadbury is warning that Moro bars could taste a little different from today.

While the British and Irish pride themselves on their precisely measured pints of beer, it seems you won't find the same consistency in NZ.

Paddle Pop icecreams have a few less licks in them after a size reduction their maker claims is for "nutritional" reasons.

Have you got a complaint about customer services? Join the queue - or maybe a Facebook group - to vent your rage.

Vodafone plans to refund any Telecom customers penalised for switching mobile phone providers.

The cause of four outages to Telecom's XT mobile network since Christmas remain unknown, the head of Alcatel-Lucent says.

Customers wanting to get out of Telecom XT contracts may have grounds to do so - but only if they have been the victim of repeated faults in the network.

A lobby group says mobile customers will pay if the telecommunications industry is not regulated.