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Countdown says some customers are taking out their fear and uncertainty on staffers.
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Covid-19: Toilet paper being rationed across the North Island
Last night's rush at supermarkets has quietened down this morning.
'Irresponsible': Grieving mum angry at Panadol promotion
Mum whose daughter overdosed on Panadol three times speaks out in fury.
New World could 'do better' after Smeg knife promotion frenzy, Consumer NZ says
New World's Smeg knife promotion has been one of the company's most successful giveaways.
From liquid gold to price crash: NZ's honey hangover
New mānuka standards cooled regular honey prices but have left NZ awash with product.
Tensions rise as supermarket giant presses ahead with controversial plan
Further co-ordination within New Zealand's supermarket duopoly has suppliers crying foul.
Smeg shoppers in frenzy as knife blocks run out in stores
If you've yet to complete your Smeg knife set, you may have to resort to Trade Me.
Ex-shelf stacker tipped to buy giant NZ supermarket
Tipped deal for about $50m - NZ's largest supermarket sale
It's you, Aotearoa: Whānau of 5 Million are Our Heroes Award 2020 winners
We all played our part to stop the spread of Covid-19. These are our stories.
Auckland residents oppose fast-track supermarket plans
The planned supermarket is six times bigger than allowed for in the Unitary Plan.
Why do we waste so much food? This expert has some insights
It is estimated that globally one third of all food produced is wasted.
Damien Venuto: ComCom probe did nothing for petrol prices, supermarkets won't be squirming either
OPINION: The supermarket probe has bold ambitions, but change happens slowly.
Are we paying too much for groceries? We're about to find out
PM says there is "good cause to look at whether or not NZ is being treated fairly".
14 supermarket prices investigated in price discrepancies sting
Pak'nSave Māngere had the highest number of uncorrected price discrepancies.
Watchdog lambasts supermarkets' price discrepancies, offers advice
The supermarket was fined for a conflict between the advertised price and what it charged.
Supermarket sting: Pak'nSave fined $78,000 for price discrepancies
Judge says supermarket's failure to act even after price errors raised was "inexcusable".
Kiwis dine out on meat export woes
Kiwis are making the most of high-end meat deals after Covid-19 upset the export market.
Labour promises to investigate supermarkets over grocery prices
Labour is taking aim at the supermarkets over grocery prices.
Supermarkets gear up for Christmas
There is still more than 90 days, just over four months, until December 25.
Expert reveals reasons why consumers love collectibles
From toys to seeds to puzzle pieces, collectable sets draw cash from pocket from consumers
Green fingers at the ready: Little Garden returns
There are 24 different vegetable, herb and flower seedling kits to collect.
Infected shopper's grocery trip to NZ's largest supermarket
A person who later tested positive for Covid did a grocery shop in the mega-store.
Flying fish: The grocery items in demand this lockdown
Some new grocery shopping trends have emerged amid the second coronavirus lockdown.
Covid-case error: Bloomfield apologises for providing false information
It was announced incorrectly the shopper visited the store numerous times over a week.
Covid-case error: Shopper's true movements revealed
Ashley Bloomfield said the person attended a supermarket multiple times - they didn't.
Virus case visited Auckland supermarket, shoppers asked to watch for symptoms
The positive Covid case visited the Royal Oak supermarket on Saturday August 8.
Auckland supermarkets rushed despite pleas against panic-buying
A line stretching 2km from the Countdown New Lynn store was seen.
Retailer laments frequency of attacks on businesses
Financial stress and drug addiction blamed for a rise in attacks on businesses in Otaika.
Power shift: Foodstuffs, Countdown pick new agencies for $100m-plus accounts
Big changes as major accounts move to new agencies.
Lockdown sales: What Kiwis snapped up from the supermarkets revealed
Enough to go to the moon and back, literally. That's how much toilet paper was sold.
Shopper concerned by lack of distancing after fire alarm sounds
The woman says there was a "bottleneck" of shoppers trying to get back inside again.
School gives kids Lego for lockdown
Children have been given 10 creative tasks to do with their free Lego characters.
Man arrested for 'deliberately coughing and sneezing on woman' at supermarket
The man and woman are not believed to know each other.
'They're pretty crushed': Union fights for supermarket workers' 10% bonus
Supermarket workers will lose their 10 per cent bonus pay from Tuesday.