Consumer NZ Launches Campaign Against Misleading Supermarket Specials
Consumer NZ have begun a campaign against “dodgy specials” in supermarkets. According to the consumer advocacy group, although the Commerce Commission has outlined that…
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New Zealand Experiences Biggest Annual Increase in Food Prices Since 1990
Stats New Zealand’s December 2022 food price index has revealed that New Zealand households have experienced the largest increase in food prices in 32…
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Food Prices Continue to Rise
December 2022 saw the largest annual increase in food prices since April 1990, when prices went up 11.4 percent. December 2022 saw prices rise…
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RA Responds to Food Price Increase
While the annual food price increases released today show that food prices reached a 14-year high of 10.1 percent, Stats NZ also revealed that…
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Stats NZ | Annual Food Price Increase Reaches 14-year High
Food prices were 10.1 percent higher in October 2022 compared with October 2021, Stats NZ has announced. “This was the highest annual increase since…
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KEY FOOD PRICES SURGE AMID COVID-19
As the coronavirus pandemic penetrates more deeply into global supply chains, prices for key staples are starting to soar in some parts of the…
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TIME TO BUY
Stats New Zealand has said that avocados are at their lowest prices since February of 2017. Considering May saw the fruit’s record high price,…
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RISING COSTS
New Zealand’s food prices have increased, driven by rising lamb, beef, and chicken prices. From June to July of this year, food prices rose…
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NZ food prices rise
Food prices in New Zealand rose an annual 1 percent in April, coinciding with the $1.20 an hour increase in the minimum wage. In…
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Food prices rising
January saw the increase in food prices compared to January of last year. The rise in food prices is attributed to higher meat, grocery,…
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LETTUCE PRICES LOWEST IN FOUR YEARS
Lettuce prices fell 45 percent in September 2018 to an average of $1.81 a head, according to new figures from Statistics New Zealand. They…
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