BDBDAgribusinessLab-grown burgers tipped to replace farm-grownThe pioneer of the world's first lab-grown burger expects cultured meat to eventually replace traditionally-farmed beef.10 Nov 06:30 PM
OpinionWendyl NissenIs this organic milk really organic?The label may trumpet this as organic, but where's the proof?06 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandKiwis get taste for sugar tax initiativeNew Zealanders appear to be developing a taste for a sugar tax on soft drinks, according to new poll results.24 Sep 05:00 PM
BusinessCheese recalled due to listeria fearsWeightWatchers and Kaweka chicken meals have also been recalled due to the risk of possible chicken bone fragments.19 Aug 08:20 PM
LifestyleScientists want to use this trick to make your tomatoes tastierBy slightly tweaking the way tomatoes are prepared for sale, scientists say, they can make them just a bit yummier.19 Aug 08:10 PM
BDBDBanking and financeMercer looking to divest as loss loomsMercer Group expects to turn a loss in 2015 and the stainless steel fabricator is considering selling its interiors and medical divisions to focus on its core business.11 Aug 05:00 PM
New ZealandKiwi town at risk of losing claim to fameNZ's self-declared "sausage capital" is in danger of losing its claim to fame after its renowned high street butcher shut its doors.31 Jul 05:00 PM
BusinessSafer food centre awaits approvalCreating the new centre was a key recommendation from the Government's inquiry into Fonterra's infant formula contamination scare in 2013.17 Jul 05:00 PM
OpinionDita de Boni: Blaming staff won't end harmThe drain on ACC will continue as long as Talley's continues to insist its' health and safety scheme is working, writes Dita De Boni.18 Jun 09:42 PM
BusinessNew raw milk rules unveiledThe Government has decided to allow the sale of raw milk to consumers, subject to farmers meeting certain requirements.18 Jun 12:50 AM
New ZealandHerb withdrawn from shelvesTasman Bay Herbs voluntarily withdrew its full range of products from stockists on Monday, but yesterday it narrowed the bug's presence down to the Italian parsley.17 Jun 09:13 PM
OpinionSteve Maharey: Food awards great chance to showcase innovationFood is an integral part of life, and New Zealand has carefully cultivated a global reputation for food quality and safety, writes Steve Maharey.17 Jun 05:00 PM
AgribusinessGrower's parsley tests positive for listeriaA fresh herb grower has confirmed its Italian parsley, which was stocked by two New World supermarkets in the Auckland region, has tested positive for listeria.17 Jun 06:16 AM
LifestyleItaly's pesto under threat from deadly parasitesThousands of pine trees in northern Italy that provide much of the country's pesto are being destroyed because of parasites that have no known treatment.16 Jun 01:00 AM
AgribusinessApple season looks rosy for NZ growersNew Zealand apple growers have enjoyed another strong season and the industry looks set to hit the goal of $1 billion in export receipts earlier than the 10-year target of 2022.15 Jun 05:00 PM
LifestyleWasp found embedded in chocolateWhittaker's have stopped production of a new chocolate flavour as they investigate a report that a wasp was found embedded in a block.28 May 12:55 AM
ManufacturingPitango opens new South Auckland factoryThe $3 million factory is being opened as Pitango increases production and looks to boost exports.25 May 11:17 PM
LifestyleWhittaker's curious new chocsKiwi chocolate company will unveil some interesting new flavours, including Kaitaia Fire hot sauce, Marlborough sea salt and Oolong tea grown in the Waikato.18 May 12:10 AM
LifestyleGluten-free boom is comingThe country is on the verge of a gluten-free boom, says Coeliac New Zealand.17 May 05:00 PM
BusinessMasterChef's ultimate kitchen gadgetA chef was filmed in 3D performing kitchen tasks. His actions were then translated into digital movement using algorithms.15 Apr 05:00 PM
LifestyleMost food misses markMore than half of the packaged food in our supermarkets is unhealthy.11 Apr 05:00 PM
LifestyleHot (not) cross buns?Supermarkets are stocking up on hot cross buns, but are also offering the non-crossed variety for Kiwis who love a spicy bun but are less keen on Christian tradition.19 Mar 05:30 PM
BusinessCross a banger with a burrito?A hunger for burritos and an eye for convenience led Ben Polkinghorne to develop the Bangerritos - burrito filling in a sausage casing.18 Mar 04:00 PM
LifestyleChocolate milk heads southThe South Island will soon see what all the fuss is about, with Lewis Road Creamery doing it's best to bring it's popular fresh chocolate milk to the people this winter.10 Mar 04:35 AM
New ZealandNZ frozen berries are safeNew Zealand retailers have assured customers their frozen berries are safe following a hepatitis scare with similar products in Australia.15 Feb 04:03 AM
AgribusinessApples down 6% but quality betterLocal apple production looks set to drop by 6 per cent this year because of a cool start to spring, but a warm summer has improved the crop's quality, says Pipfruit New Zealand.09 Feb 04:00 PM
BusinessRivals pitch size v price in battle for Kiwi sweet toothA big spike in the cost of raw materials has put pressure on chocolate makers - as Cadbury was quick to point out when it announced plans this week to reduce block sizes by 10 per cent.06 Feb 03:00 PM
BusinessChocolate wars: Whittaker's stands firmChocolate company Whittaker's say they won't be following Cadbury and reducing the size of their bars.03 Feb 02:18 AM
LifestyleBig Mac in a bottle (for $23k)Only 200 bottles of 'Big Mac in a bottle' are being produced02 Feb 07:49 PM
BusinessCadbury downsizes choc blockCadbury is cutting the size of its chocolate blocks, citing manufacturing costs and a preference not to increase the price.02 Feb 04:00 PM
LifestyleThe latest fast food nightmareFast food has been taken to a whole new level at KFC with the Double Down Dog - a hot dog wrapped in a cheese-stuffed chicken breast, smothered in cheese sauce.27 Jan 03:45 AM
OpinionSue Kedgley: Kiwis in the dark about irradiated fruit and vegetables"Irradiated food is anything but fresh," writes Sue Kedgley. So why is the govt bending over backwards to bring more of it in, and remove labels that identify it?26 Jan 04:00 PM