Iwi planning new 20-30 store supermarket chain -report
A consortium of iwi is reported to be in advanced talks over setting up a new supermarket chain, initially with between 20 and 30 stores, to take on Countdown and Foodstuffs.
Improving composition of the food supply in relation to industrially produced trans fats
Improving the composition of the food supply in relation to industrially produced trans fats – to Australian Department of Health, Canberra
Gearing up for big changes
We are now definitely in the thick of the election campaign where many policy announcements will be of interest to the food and grocery sector. At NZFGC we’re keeping a keen eye on these. With the polls continuing to be neck and neck it’s critical we are across all...
Review of formulated supplementary sports foods
Review of formulated supplementary sports foods: Consultation Paper Two –Nutrition and Health Claims – to FSANZ
Carbohydrate and sugar claims on alcoholic beverages
Carbohydrate and sugar claims on alcoholic beverages – to FSANZ
Grocery Supply Code of Conduct and Regulations
Consultation paper: Exposure draft – New Zealand Grocery Supply Code of Conduct and the Grocery Industry Competition (Grocery Supply Code) Regulations 2023 – to MBIE
NZFGC welcomes launch of Grocery Code of Conduct
The New Zealand Food and Grocery Council welcomes the launch of the Grocery Supply Code of Conduct by the Government today. It comes into effect on September 28.
New markets for growth
Exporting is an important part of the business of many NZFGC members whose brands we see daily on supermarket shelves. For some, exporting outweighs what they sell on our shores, while others are looking to break into new markets to open up growth opportunities beyond...
Collaboration and Sustainability Guidelines
Collaboration and Sustainability Guidelines – to the Commerce Commission
Waste infrastructure planning approach for waste action and investment plan
Position paper on a national waste infrastructure planning approach for the waste action and investment plan (2024-28) – to Ministry for the Environment