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Eat well, pay less: How to keep up a nutritious diet without blowing budget
Is it possible for Kiwi families to eat good, nutritious food without breaking the bank?
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Police investigating needle found in capsicum
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Compo for shopper after Pak'NSave gave lost phone, credit card to wrong person
Man went to the customer service desk and convinced staff it was his phone; it wasn't.
Banana shortage: Blame the ships
Bananas running short at New Zealand supermarkets because of shipping changes
Greens take aim at NZ's supermarket 'duopoly'
Greens want the Commence Commission to look into supermarkets after petrol companies.
PM 'would not be surprised' if supermarkets were looked into next
PM hints the supermarket sector may be looked into by the Commerce Commission.
Meat recall after phone falls in mincer
Supermarket recalling some of its mince after a staff member ignored store protocols.
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Strawberry grower Phil Greig says it's important for people not to panic.
Needles found in strawberries in Auckland
Countdown warns customers after needles found in fruit bought in Auckland supermarket.
Strawberry needle crisis: 'Food terrorism an ever-present threat'
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Pak'nSave staff to strike over minimum wage dispute
First Union claims workers are on minimum wage regardless of skills and experience.
Virus stops melons, cucumbers and courgettes at border
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Pak'nSave takes UMF honey off shelves after thefts
Supermarkets take extra measures to stop theft of UMF honey products.
Companies put an end to plastic pollution
It we don't act now, more plastic will be in the oceans than fish.
Small Business: Freeze drying produce for chefs
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Deployment not yet widespread in NZ
Foodstuffs NZ has deployed facial recognition in some of its North Island stores.
Supermarkets' move 'widens' surveillance
Supermarkets maintain their facial data collection complies with privacy rules.
Supermarket chain: 'No apology' for facial recognition use
Foodstuffs has defended it's use of facial recognition technology to prevent shoplifting.
To catch a thief: Supermarkets in NZ using facial recognition
A major supermarket chain is using facial recognition technology in its stores.
Investigation after racial abuse complaint
The incident took place at a Hamilton Pak'nSave.
Supermarket making money from waste
Whanganui's New World supermarket is being paid for the waste it gets rid of.
$10 cauliflower! Wet weather wreaks havoc on shoppers
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