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Food prices rise 4.7% in year to October, but cheaper veggies drive monthly decline

Vegetable prices fell 10.7% in October, the biggest monthly drop since 2021.

The Warehouse major cost reset could slash jobs

Chief executive Mark Stirton said 'these are difficult decisions'.

How new boss at The Warehouse plans to revive struggling Red Sheds

Shoppers told leaders the Red Sheds had grown ‘boring’ and needed freshness.

'Setbacks we can do without': Napier boutique store burgled overnight

Police say the break-in occurred about 3.20am, with cabinets smashed and stock stolen.

‘We want to create the future’: Inside Ikea’s plan to rethink NZ retail

Ikea visited 500 Kiwi homes to study how people live before its opening.

Dunedin bottle store to close earlier after backlash

Police and health officials told a hearing that late-night sales fuelled alcohol harm.

Consumer NZ's 'Yeah Nah' awards expose products that fail standards, are an 'absolute rip off'

Items always on ‘sale’ and plasters that didn’t stick were among the anti-awards.

Inside Lush's 30-year journey balancing profit, passion and principles

The company made $68.9m in New Zealand sales last year, with a net profit of $2.3m.

Push Gummies faces Fair Trading Act probe over claims of misleading labelling

The Commerce Commission said it had received 34 complaints about Push Gummies.