Brand and packaging design agency Brother Design has scooped another win, adding to a highly successfully year by claiming Gold in the prestigious Pentawards with their packaging design work for the Foodstuffs Group in New Zealand.
Tasty Pot’s three new limited edition summer recipes sport golden yellow lids – a beacon of light for anyone looking for delicious, healthy, convenient and affordable meals this summer.
Iconic New Zealand bread brand, Nature’s Fresh, has re-launched its range of breads, which are made with the goodness of natural ingredients.
The growing popularity of the spice trend is showing no signs of decline, as consumers are continually seeking that next, new fiery flavour, says Canadean’s* analyst Sam Allen.
Researchers at The George Institute for Global Health have launched a new website – www.foodswitchstars.com.au – to help shoppers work out how much fat, sugar and salt is in their food.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a new partnership with Matua Wines which means the Kiwi winemaker will become the Official Wine in New Zealand for the ICC Cricket World Cup (CWC) 2015.
Judging has literally just finished at the inaugural New World Beer and Cider Awards. A panel of twelve expert judges spent two full days evaluating over 350 beers and ciders at Wellington’s Westpac Stadium.
A committee of British politicians has issued a report calling for compulsory health warnings and compulsory nutritional information on all alcoholic drinks.
Only months after the successful launch of Hospitality Business and FMCG Business, The Intermedia Group is already adding to its stable with a new b2b title, Café Business.
Independent Meat Processors’ Manuka smoked streaky bacon has been named Bacon of Year in the 100% New Zealand Bacon & Ham Competition 2014.
Celebrities all around New Zealand will be ditching trim soy latte coffees, fancy meals and wine this week and instead try to live on $11.25 for five days.
Work has begun on a new Countdown supermarket, on the former DYC Vinegar site in Ponsonby, spanning Crummer Road, Pollen Street and Williamson Avenue in Auckland.
