After inciting national hysteria last year with its bottled chocolate milk, Lewis Road Creamery has launched two new flavours. The flavours are brand collaborations with Coffee Supreme and Heilala Vanilla. Meanwhile, Little Island coconut milk is emerging as a dairy free competitor to the indulgent
A special retailer is being sought for a refurbished heritage building on Auckland’s sought-after Queen St. The availability of the 150-year-old former Bank of New Zealand Tower is a sign of “frenetic” retail leasing activity on the Queen St strip, says Bayleys Real Estate leasing
Despite Auckland Airport announcing it would drop duty free stores DFS and JR Duty Free, Christchurch Airport has announced it’s extending its partnership with the retailer until 2023. JR Duty Free has had a shop space at the airport since 2010.
Visual merchandiser Nicolle Aston was the keynote speaker on Monday at the Spring Gift Fair in Auckland. She exhorted Kiwi retailers to tap into their creativity and create displays that inject drama, theatre and a pinch of magic into their stores. Here are her top
Labour Party leader Andrew Little introduces a new proposal called Flexible Tax for Business, which aims to allow businesses to pay taxes at the time they earn income. Here, he explains how the flexible tax could work for retailers.
The first of the truck shops slammed last week by the Commerce Commission is in court. A former mobile trader was arrested this morning and appeared in the Auckland District Court for breaches of the Crimes Act and the Fair Trading Act.
‘Sustainable’ and ‘ethical’ are the words on everyone’s lips at the moment, as conscious consumers are on the rise and demanding more from companies. But we wondered, what is it actually like running a sustainable business? Elly Strang chatted to Snowy Peak and Untouched World
It’s been 81 years since the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s series one notes first began circulating in New Zealand. We look back on the history of the banknote and what you need to know about the new, brighter notes that will be released in
The executive chairman of property, design and research specialist agency RCG, Paul Keane, addresses Easter trading. He feels that allowing retailers to trade on Easter Sunday is a step in the wrong direction.
Account Director at retail specialist agency Hotfoot, fiona Kerr, puts her body on the line to bring insights of tasty proportions into the world of dessert retail. Who's doing it best in New Zealand? It's a tough job, we know, but someone's got to do