Headache for Nurofen producer
The maker of painkiller Nurofen could be facing a legal headache on both sides of the Tasman over its marketing tactics, reports The Dominion Post.
The maker of painkiller Nurofen could be facing a legal headache on both sides of the Tasman over its marketing tactics, reports The Dominion Post.
The finalists of the 2015 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Golden Lamb Awards, aka the Glammies, have been announced.
Already more than 31,500 Kiwis have taken the Choose Wellness Quiz since the end of October last year and older participants have come out on top.
A fast food chain in the UK has unveiled edible coffee cups made from heat-resistant white chocolate. The cups are infused with various mood-boosting scents, such as ‘Coconut Sun Cream’.
Called We Will, it features Little Henry, a not-so-little Kiwi bloke who asks his mates to help him create his dream shed, and gets the response befitting a bunch of worthy blokes.
Figures released by DB Breweries revealed Kiwis were reaching for more cider over the Christmas festive period.
Scottish brewer Innis & Gunn has released a beer infused with ginseng and other purported aphrodisiacs for the film adaption of “Fifty Shades of Grey”, Drinks Business has reported.
Managing Director of Countdown, Dave Chambers has been appointed to the role of Director, Woolworths Supermarkets, based in Sydney.
Shareholders in Australia’s largest food producer have approved a $1.34 billion takeover by Singapore agribusiness Wilmar and Hong Kong investment firm, First Pacific.
Frucor Beverages has announced the appointment of Jonathan Moss as Group CEO designate. Moss will replace Carl Bergstrom who retires in April after 15 years at Frucor.
New Zealand government, research and commercial groups are aligning with international salmon experts to make salmon farming here even more sustainable.
It’s all about exquisite tea at The Langham in Auckland this month. Langham Hotels and Resorts has partnered with an iconic British company to create ‘The Langham Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood’.