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To support suppliers, the NZFGC is refreshing its training programme in partnership with leading FMCG consultancy NextGen Group.

NZFGC is pleased to announce the election of Mike Cullerne as Chair and Cameron Scott as Deputy Chair of the NZFGC Board, following the recent Annual General Meeting.

With over 200 delegates heading to the capital city, we are looking to showcase the very best of Wellington, from our welcome reception hosted at Parliament to our conference venue at New Zealand's newest convention centre Tākina, and dinner in the heart of Te Papa.

With over 200 delegates heading to the capital city, we are looking to showcase the very best of Wellington, from our welcome reception hosted at Parliament to our conference venue at New Zealand's newest convention centre Tākina, and dinner in the heart of Te Papa.

NZFGC is pleased to announce the continuation of its successful partnership with global content creation and engagement company ASN Media for the second season of the online content series 'Shared Horizons.'

The NZ Food and Grocery Council will canvas the views of its supplier members over Foodstuffs’ proposal to merge its North Island and South Island companies.

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.

NZFGC welcomes the appointment of former Chair Pierre van Heerden as New Zealand’s inaugural Grocery Commissioner.

NZFGC has welcomed the passing of the Grocery Industry Competition Bill in Parliament.

The continuing rise in food prices remains a concern, though there are indications the rate of increase is slowing, says NZFGC Chief Executive Raewyn Bleakley.

NZFGC has announced a collaboration with global content creation company ASN Media to create an innovative online content series titled 'Shared Horizons.'

The level of funding for the new grocery regulatory regime is heartening and highly appropriate, says Raewyn Bleakley.

FGC has no evidence to support allegations large supermarkets are pressuring suppliers over prices.

FGC welcomes the announcement by the Government around changes to recycling and disposal of waste.

The New Zealand Food and Grocery Council has welcomed the Grocery Industry Competition Bill, as reported back to Parliament.

The Grocery Industry Competition Bill will address a wide range of desperately needed changes in the grocery sector, says FGC.

The powers of the yet-to-be appointed Grocery Commission will be quite extraordinary, an MBIE official has told the NZFGC conference in Queenstown.

FGC Chief Executive Katherine Rich steps down on October 7. She has spoken to NZ Herald reporter Kate MacNamara about her biggest success.

Forcing the supermarket duopoly to negotiate wholesale offerings to competitors is a necessary step if Kiwis are to see better choice and lower prices, says FGC.

Grocery suppliers have been faced with a perfect storm as grocery prices rise, says FGC in response to analysis by consultants Infometrics.