New Zealand’s first carbonzero milk, Simply Milk, hits supermarket shelves this week, meaning Kiwis can now enjoy their milk and have the satisfaction of helping the environment. Available in New World, PAK’nSAVE and Four Squares in the North Island, the carbonzero milk is a collaboration between New Zealand Co-operatives - Fonterra and Foodstuffs North Island.
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14.11.2017
In an emergency, the local supermarket becomes the centre of activity as people stream in to get urgent supplies like baby formula and bottled water – and to connect with their friends and neighbours. One year on from the Kaikoura earthquake, we asked the people who run the supermarkets in the region to reflect on the experience
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03.11.2017
This week saw the retail launch in New World Victoria Park of Eat My Lunch. This means that customers looking for a delicious lunch or dinner can purchase a Michael Meredith designed meal as part of their everyday shop, knowing that a New Zealand child will in turn be given a free school lunch.
30.10.2017
Little Garden fans who purchased a Starflower at New World have helped raise $150,000 for the Starship Foundation.
18.10.2017
Foodstuffs North Island has relocated its Wellington Gilmours store to 33 Bouverie Street, Petone.
16.10.2017
10.10.2017
New World is committed to reducing the impact of plastic waste in our environment – and the BagVote campaign was just the start.
21.09.2017
Foodstuffs announced today that following an extensive review of its egg sourcing and animal welfare policies the business has committed to a goal of being 100% cage free for eggs within 10 years.
15.09.2017
Does the price of healthy food seem prohibitive to you? The Herald on Sunday has partnered with PAK’nSAVE and the Heart Foundation to see if it is still possible to eat good, nutritious food while also saving money. We worked with three households from around New Zealand who volunteered for this project. This week, we follow up with each household to find out if the advice Heart Foundation National Nutrition Advisor and Registered Dietitian Angela Berrill gave them has helped them to eat better and save money.
Already one of the most beautiful parts of the country – Blenheim now has some new and improved gardens thanks to some hard work from locals.
14.09.2017
New World supermarkets are giving customers the opportunity to vote on whether to keep plastic bags free or bring in a five or 10 cent charge for each plastic bag they use at the checkout - in a concerted effort to reduce pollution.
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