17th December 2025 HelloFresh / LegalThe Australian competition watchdog has launched legal action against subscription meal kit company HelloFresh for allegedly misleading consumers.
18th November 2025 HelloFreshHelloFresh New Zealand’s annual profit has dived as softer demand and higher indirect costs weighed on the meal-kit company’s performance – and My Food Bag streaks ahead.
11th November 2025 Consumer NZ / HelloFreshHelloFresh “subscription traps” were included in this year’s Consumer NZ’s Yeah, Nah Awards, which shone a light on four companies that have “disappointed and bewildered.”
15th July 2025 HelloFresh / LegalMeal kit company HelloFresh New Zealand had pleaded guilty to five charges of misleading customers as part of legal criminal proceedings launched by the Commerce Commission.
11th March 2025 ComCom / HelloFreshThe competition watchdog files criminal charges against HelloFresh NZ, claiming the meal kit company misled consumers over subscriptions.
3rd February 2025 HelloFreshHelloFresh is now the ‘Official Meal Kit Partner’ of the Blues men’s and nib Blues women’s rugby teams.
16th July 2024 HelloFresh / MFBIn a tough year for meal kit companies, homegrown venture My Food Bag put in a better performance on home turf than German rival HelloFresh.
12th March 2024 HelloFreshGerman-listed HelloFresh has seen its share price tank by more than 40% after forecasting lower earnings in 2024 as costs rise and customers are hard-won.
17th October 2023 HelloFresh / MFBHelloFresh is performing better than Kiwi meal kit company My Food Bag in New Zealand, according to the German giant’s latest financial results.
9th June 2023 ComCom / HelloFreshThe Commerce Commission is investigating meal-kit company HelloFresh for possible breaches of the Fair Trading Act.
17th January 2023 Consumer NZ / HelloFreshConsumer NZ says it continues to receive complaints about meal kit company HelloFresh allegedly charging customers for meal kit boxes they opted to skip and refusing to issue refunds.
15th March 2021 HelloFresh / ResearchThe survey showed 34% of respondents were more likely to eat healthily if they saw the food on social media, while 29% said they did not consume sufficient fresh produce.
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