18th August 2026 Foodstuffs / PricesFoodstuffs data shows annual food price inflation across its store’s comparable FPI basket eased to 1.2% in July, the lowest annual increase since December 2024.
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20th July 2026 FoodstuffsFoodstuffs data put food price inflation eased in June, with the organisation’s comparable FPI basket up 2.2% year-on-year – the lowest annual increase since December 2024.
17th June 2026 Foodstuffs / FPIFoodstuffs recorded an average year-on-year retail price increase of 2.6% across its comparable Stats NZ Food Price Inflation basket, which came in at 3.2% for May.
29th May 2026 Foodstuffs / FSSIFoodstuffs South Island has wrapped its largest Foodies Forum, bringing together suppliers from across New Zealand at Christchurch’s Te Kaha stadium
20th May 2026 Foodstuffs / FuelThe global fuel crisis has forced Foodstuffs to disrupt its traditional grocery calendar, introducing measures for large FMCG suppliers to pass through soaring transport costs.
19th May 2026 FoodstuffsFoodstuffs is launching a new loyalty programme operating across its New World, Pak’nSave and Four Square banners, although no discounts will be offered at Pak’nSave.
22nd April 2026 Foodstuffs / PropertyNew World Te Atatū is now weathertight and internal fit-out works underway, with the focus now turning to internal work ahead of its planned August opening.
21st April 2026 Foodstuffs / FPIFoodstuffs recorded an average year-on-year retail price increase of 3.7% across its comparable Stats NZ Food Price Inflation basket, which came in at 3.4% for March.
15th April 2026 Foodstuffs / FuelThe grocery group confirms it is fast-tracking price rise requests that are “driven purely by fuel prices”.
13th April 2026 Foodstuffs / PricesFoodstuffs is working on a system that will allow suppliers to fast-track temporary price increase applications on the back of escalating fuel costs.
18th March 2026 Foodstuffs / PricesFoodstuffs warns of a “slow-burn” impact on New Zealand grocery prices as Middle East conflict costs continue to filter through global supply chains.
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