Webinars to help FMCG leaders through cyclone impacts
A webinar series to help FMCG leaders through the significant impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle has been announced by the FGC and NZ Food Safety.
Business Payment Practices Regulations
Business Payment Practices Regulations – to Commerce and Consumer Policy, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Cyclone Gabrielle: too early to assess impact on food supply
It’s too early to tell exactly what effect the damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle will have on the food and produce supply, FGC Chief Executive Raewyn Bleakley says.
Preview for 2023
If, as is likely, 2022 goes down as one of the more eventful years in the history of the Food & Grocery Council and the industry, then 2023 is looming as one of the most significant. After what has been three tough years of unexpected and mostly unwanted surprises...
Caffeine Review
Caffeine Review - to Food Standards Australia New Zealand
Changes will deliver a fairer sector
Almost everyone shops at a grocery store on a regular basis, so what is happening in the grocery industry in 2023 will be relevant to most Kiwis as consumers, as well as having significant impact on retailers and suppliers.
Work continues on CO2 impacts, options
FGC is continuing to work on CO2 impacts and long-term options as the Kapuni production plant returns from its scheduled shutdown.
WHO Guideline: Fiscal policies to promote healthy diets
WHO Guideline: Fiscal policies to promote healthy diets – to WHO Steering Committee and WHO Nutrition Guidance Expert Advisory Group, Geneva
Forced sale of supermarket assets still an option
The forced sale of some supermarket assets is still an option as the Government tries to boost competition and combat rising prices, according to a report.
Grocery bill submissions published
The select committee considering the Grocery Industry Competition Bill has made public the submissions it received on the bill.