Chris Quin
Labour's Arena Williams argues if the Government was serious about tackling high prices, big corporates would already be changing their behaviour
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Labour's Arena Williams argues if the Government was serious about tackling high prices, big corporates would already be changing their behaviour
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Commerce Commission declines merger application of the two Foodstuffs co-operatives, citing concerns around the merged entities having ‘greater buyer power’ and shrinking NZ’s grocery competition further
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Commerce Commission declines merger application of the two Foodstuffs co-operatives, citing concerns around the merged entities having ‘greater buyer power’ and shrinking NZ’s grocery competition further
Food inflation helps Foodstuffs North Island hit record revenue of $9.2 billion but annual profit still sinks into the red
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Food inflation helps Foodstuffs North Island hit record revenue of $9.2 billion but annual profit still sinks into the red
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Commerce Commission extends its decision due date for the Foodstuffs merger for the second time due to ‘unresolved issues’, will now release final decision in October
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Commerce Commission extends its decision due date for the Foodstuffs merger for the second time due to ‘unresolved issues’, will now release final decision in October
The Government wants grocery suppliers to challenge the power of Foodstuffs and Countdown. Will they?
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The Government wants grocery suppliers to challenge the power of Foodstuffs and Countdown. Will they?
Foodstuffs co-operative can afford living wage, professor says, as union wins right to bargain for Fair Pay Agreement
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Foodstuffs co-operative can afford living wage, professor says, as union wins right to bargain for Fair Pay Agreement
Foodstuffs and Countdown ignore calls to drop margins on fresh produce, as consumers struggle with rising food prices
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Foodstuffs and Countdown ignore calls to drop margins on fresh produce, as consumers struggle with rising food prices
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Food prices continued to climb in May led by fruit and vegetable prices: Stats NZ