17th January 2024 Tegel
Tegel Foods has partnered with New Zealand Cricket to become the Blackcaps’ Test Series naming right partner.
CEO Egbert Segers says the company is also considering changing its product mix to cope with the gas shortage.
After a sustained turnaround, the company’s boss says growth is being hampered by a lack of workers.
“The costs are clear, and they will ultimately be borne by consumers,” Tegel said in a submission ahead of ComCom green-lighting collective supplier bargaining.
Supply of Tegel’s chicken sausages, Nuggets and Louisiana and Nashville Take Outs is particularly affected.
“No business is exempt from the rising costs of labour, transport, fuel and logistics,” chief executive Egbert Segers says, announcing the second 10% price rise in less than a year.
The Commerce Commission has given the New Zealand Tegel Growers Association Incorporated clearance to collectively negotiate on behalf of its members with Tegel Foods for a ten year period.
The Commerce Commission has extended provisional authorisation for the New Zealand Tegel Growers Association to collectively negotiate on behalf of its members with Tegel Foods.
The Commerce Commission has granted provisional authorisation for the New Zealand Tegel Growers Association to collectively negotiate on behalf of its members with Tegel Foods.
The Commerce Commission has published a statement of preliminary issues relating to the New Zealand Tegel Growers Association application to collectively negotiate conditions around its supply arrangement with Tegel Foods.
The New Zealand Tegel Growers Association is asking the Commerce Commission for provisional authorisation to collectively negotiate with Tegel Foods.
Poultry company Tegel has appointed agency Culture&Theory to help drive further growth of its Take Outs range which has more varieties in the pipeline.
New Zealand’s largest poultry supplier Tegel is raising chicken prices from mid-August.
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