Kiwi match made in heaven
A long held New Zealand tradition of enjoying a pie and a beer is being celebrated in a genius new limited edition offering from I Love Pies and Wellington craft brewers, Tuatara Brewing.
Moa brewing and Parrotdog team up
Moa Brewing and ParrotDog Brewing have announced a new sales and distribution arrangement in the New Zealand market.
NZ Young Winemaker 2016 announced
Congratulations to Jordan Hogg from Seresin – the Tonnellerie de Mercurey New Zealand Young Winemaker 2016.
New heights of refreshment for Summit
The Speight’s family is growing with the launch of two new refreshing, 4% flavoured beers to its Summit range, and the debut of its iconic Summit Lager in a new clear bottle.
Industry keen to improve NZ fisheries management system
The New Zealand seafood industry welcomes the independent report into fisheries compliance operations, released by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).
Countdown and RSA bring “tastes of home” to Kiwi troops for Christmas
Volunteers from the supermarket, defence and charity sectors have come together to pack RSA Gift Parcels for the 220 New Zealand military personnel currently on overseas deployments.
Fonterra’s newest plant comes online at Lichfield
Fonterra’s newest high-efficiency milk powder plant features the world’s joint-largest dryer, which has just come online in the South Waikato.
New World’s Little Garden
New World’s Little Garden new seedling kit collectables are aimed at teaching Kiwi kids (and adults) about how plants grow, where food comes from, and how to eat healthily.
Kettle Korn pledge helps Kiwi kids
New Zealand Kettle Korn is proud to be helping support Kiwi kids in need with the launch of their official ‘Eat My Lunch’ supporter’s bag.
Australia: ACCC takes on online e-cig retailer
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has launched legal proceedings against online e-cigarette retailer, The Joystick Company.
Plain packaging legislation passed
Legislation requiring tobacco products to have plain packaging has passed its final hurdle in Parliament.
L’Oréal supports refugees
L’Oréal employees swapped out their beauty products for spades and cooking utensils recently to create outdoor garden beds, plant vegetables and make marmalade for the Refugees as Survivors (RASNZ) community.