Labour promises to investigate supermarkets over grocery prices
Labour is taking aim at the supermarkets over grocery prices.
Labour is taking aim at the supermarkets over grocery prices.
There is still more than 90 days, just over four months, until December 25.
Countdown says it's taken on recommendations from a recent report by the coroner.
From toys to seeds to puzzle pieces, collectable sets draw cash from pocket from consumers
More than 80% of shoppers were wearing masks at some supermarkets. At another, just 50%.
Motorist fought ridiculous fine, had tried to park as considerately as possible.
There are 24 different vegetable, herb and flower seedling kits to collect.
Countdown is recalling three brands of baby food pouches.
There's a scheme for at-risk workers to stay home but a union says it's being ignored.
Panic buying fears sparked the limits, but that hasn't occurred this lockdown.
Over 60 Countdown products have been changed due to growing demand for natural products.
Big changes as major accounts move to new agencies.
The move is a world-first for supermarkets, Countdown claims.
Enough to go to the moon and back, literally. That's how much toilet paper was sold.
A 38,000sqm Countdown hub will add to high demand for those skilled in construction
She's lost a flipper, but the future's still looking bright for Abby.
But union says the company are not "medical practitioners".
The abuse was 'incredibly disheartening' for shop staff working during the lockdown.
"By the time the third person touched me, I started hyperventilating," customer says.
Supermarkets will close tomorrow to give staff a chance to rest and restock shelves.
Thought shopping was hard under lockdown? Try being a single parent.
The day would be busier than Christmas for Countdown's distribution centres.
The limits were changed to help Kiwis shop less often during the coronavirus lockdown.
Some supermarkets are asking customers to bag groceries once they're back at the car.
The incident occurred one week into lockdown.
We say:Supermarkets are weathering the storm and staff deserve all the thanks we can give.
Most Kiwis are holed up at home so spare a thought for those keeping the country ticking.
Most complaints relate to food staples, such as flour, bread and meat.
The special Government email was set up to dob in potential price gouging during lockdown.
Foodstuffs has announced a 10 per cent pay rise for those working during the lockdown.