Your grocery week
A short list of deals and price signals worth checking before your next shop.
Prices that dropped
Regular prices that genuinely fell at one of your stores.
Cheaper at another store
Same product, current prices, and a meaningful difference.
Specials use each product's regular-price history at the same store: at least 7 observations from the last 30 days, with a minimum $1 and 10% saving against the typical price. Drops compare consecutive regular prices. Store comparisons use the same matched product at the stores shown above.
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From the Kete blog
What the parties' grocery policies mean for your shop
National, Labour and the Greens now have different plans for New Zealand's supermarket duopoly. Here is what each proposal would change — and what Kete will be watching at the checkout.
Would splitting Foodstuffs lower grocery prices?
National wants PAK'nSAVE and New World to become competing nationwide groups. The proposal has a testable promise — but no prices have changed yet.
What grocery competition policy means for price tracking
The debate over KiwiMart and overseas supermarket entrants is about changing the grocery market. Kete can help show what changes at the checkout — and what has not changed yet.





