Bakery in shock after rat foot discovered in garlic bread but mum asks - 'where's the rest of the rat?'
The family-owned bakery insists it is not aware of a rodent issue.
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Stomach-churning discovery: Foodstuffs recalls garlic bread after rat foot claims
The customer described plucking it from the mouth of her 10-month-old son.
'Choking on their expensive Weet-Bix': Commerce Commission rejects Warehouse complaint
The Commerce Commission has dismissed its complaint.
Foodstuffs to fund new intersection at site of future Pak’nSave Te Rapa
Hamilton City Council gave the project the green light this week.
Where new supermarkets have opened and might rise soon
Where are new stores opening? One store shut in Flaxmere but that's been eclipsed.
Opinion: Facial recognition can be a vital tool to help combat retail crime crisis
OPINION: Foodstuffs' stores report over 500 breaches of trespass in just three months.
Foodstuffs’ use of facial technology ‘a big red flag’
OPINION: The 'big red flag' with Foodstuffs’ trial.
New Grocery Action Group opposes Foodstuffs merger
Merger monstrous for hard-pressed shoppers, would reinforce 'duopoly', lobby group says.
Ghost aisles: The soon-to-be closed supermarket that’s a shadow of what it once was
In its heyday it was 'driven by the community', now it's an eerie shopping experience.
'Flawed': Supermarket giant takes Wellington City Council to court over cycleway
New World Thorndon is challenging the cycleway directly outside its entrance.
Focus: Supermarket trolley locks installed as public backlash grows against dumpings
Countdown has rolled out trolley locks at 12 undisclosed stores amid public backlash of dumping within communities. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Dozens of dumped trolleys cleaned up by West Aucklander
West Auckland resident Ethan Smith has been retrieving trolleys dumped in his local creek for months, and while some retailers have been grateful, he claims Countdown have shown no effort to curb the issue. Video / NZ Herald
Dairy worker killed in stabbing, hit and run arrest & the supermarkets using facial ID | Focus Morning Bulletin 24 November, 2022
Fatal dairy stabbing, man charged over hit and run and Kiwis asked to spend sensibly just a day before the biggest sales hit in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: New World’s Everyday Low Price put to the test
In a battle for the cheapest groceries, New World has entered the competition with its Everyday Low Price initiative, but does it ease the damage at the checkout? Video / NZ Herald
Foodstuffs rolls back food prices on over 100 items
Foodstuffs rolls back prices by an average of 10% on more than 110 everyday items to 2021 levels. Video / Supplied
Commerce Commission releases final supermarket report
Chairwoman Anna Rawlings reveals the findings and recommendations from the Commerce Commission's market study into supermarkets. Video / Commerce Commission
Focus Morning Bulletin: 08 March, 2022
Supermarkets scrutinised by Commerce Commission, new sanctions for Russia and London high-rise on fire in the latest NZ Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Pain at the checkout as food prices hit new 10-year high
Data reveals 76 per cent of all items increased in price in January, ASB senior economist Mark Smith explains what's behind the surge in costs. Video / NZ Herald
Focus Live: PM Ardern announces investigation into supermarket and building supply pricings
PM Jacinda Ardern and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Kris Faafoi took aim at the price of groceries and announced there will be a study into supermarket and building supply pricing. Video / Labour Party
Countdown’s Kiri Hannifin on what to expect during the lockdown
Countdown General Manager Corporate Affairs, Kiri Hannifin, joins Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking to explain what you can expect when shopping during the lockdown. Audio / Newstalk ZB
Kaikōura crayfish: Dropping in at Nin's Bin
On the road to recovery, food tourism may be just what Kaikōura needs.
Marathon du Medoc: Wine not?
Over 42km and 21 wine stops spread over stunning Bordeaux, France, the Marathon du Merdoc is no stroll in the vineyard!
Whole food: What's all the fuss about?
Confused by all the conflicting advice out there about what to eat?
What is a Superfood?
Confused by all the conflicting advice out there about what to eat?
Foodstuffs North Island relocation announced
Chris Quin, Chief Executive Foodstuffs North Island, chats about the companies new premises. / Michael Craig
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Super ways to feed a SuperKid
When it comes to good nutrition, we can all do with a few more tips and tricks.
Massive lines at Mt Albert Pak'nSave
The massive lines continue at Mt Albert Pak'nSave now snaking through the underground carpark. Video / Supplied