Foodstuffs is in complete support of the Government’s plan to move the country to Alert Level 2 and the strong need to focus on continued physical distancing as New Zealand transitions down from Alert Level 3.
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Foodstuffs North Island is following normal recall procedures and is working with the supplier.
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Stickman and PAK’nSAVE employees around New Zealand have helped to fundraise more than $100,000 and in doing so have now become the leading company to fundraise the most funds ever for Movember New Zealand.
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We are pleased MPI has identified a brand of frozen berries through its testing regime. The Fruzio Mixed Berry recall means any customer with Fruzio Mixed Berries sold in 1kg and 500 gram bags with an expiry date up to 7 October 2018 in their freezer should now discard the product.
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New World is bringing a little magic to your festive
season, launching 12 gorgeous build-your-own...
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Fruzio voluntarily recall additional products sold across Foodstuffs stores
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Foodstuffs is aware of the directive issued by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) Director General regarding a potential risk associated with packaged imported frozen berries - strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and boysenberries.
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Environment Minister, Hon Dr Nick Smith, today formally
launched the new soft plastic packaging r...
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Foodstuffs has today announced that its traditional liquor retail brand, Liquorland, has successfully completed the purchase of 20 liquor stores across the country from The Mill Retail Holdings (TMRH). Following the initial announcement of intent to purchase in September, the deal was completed today, Tuesday 17 November, taking immediate effect.
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The Foodstuffs South Island Fresh Foods Training Centre
opened its doors today, Wednesday the 11t...
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Foodstuffs innovative new recyclable butchery trays that have
given the big thumbs up by customer...
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