Whittakers has launched a trial of its compostable packaging within the Wellington region, as part of its broader programme of reviewing and testing of a range of sustainable packaging options. The trial includes an exicitng partnership with For the Better Good and other local retail

New brand Beauty Ceutical Co has launched to advocate for simple beauty. Founder Beatrice Thorne says the brand “believes in giving the skin a helping hand by nourishing it mindfully from the inside and out, and then leaving it to do its thing.”With a background in

Industry-leading retail productivity and intelligence platform Vend has recently released 'Vend Reporter' an iOS app that allows retailers to keep track of their business from anywhere, on-the-go. In just a few clicks on the app, retailers can access real time reports such as revenue, sales

In the fourth quarter of 2020, Meal kit company HelloFresh grew its revenue by 143 percent year-on-year, reaching more than $51.8 million for the period. The rise in subscriptions comes after the company doubled its recipe offerings and introduced a new range of sides, desserts,

After arriving in Lambton Quay in 2016, David Jones' Wellington store will now be shutting its doors to the public. A spokesperson from David Jones says the decision to close the Wellington store was not made lightly and they sincerely thank the customers and team

With health and sport more popular than ever before, renowned retailer Nike recorded a staggering $37.4B in revenue for 2020, making it the highest-earning sportswear manufacturer in the world. Similarly, Nike's biggest competitor Adidas recorded revenues of close to $13B, the second highest among sporting

One of West Auckland's largest employers, the Trusts, is moving its entire workforce to a living wage in April 2021. The move is set to benefit more than 305 staff across the organisation’s 35 retail stores, hospitality venues and hotels. Linda Cooper, president of the Waitakere Licensing

This week Countdown unveiled a micro-fulfilment centre in its Penrose e-store. The centre comprises of state-of-the-art automated storage units that hold up to 11,000 grocery products. This allows Countdown's personal shoppers to access in-demand non-perishable goods without having to walk up and down different aisles.