Brands owned byFoodstuffs
A grocery cooperative owned by the storeowners themselves. It is two separate companies, Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island, and each runs New World, PAK’nSAVE, and Four Square stores in its own half of the country.
Brand competitors
These brands are measured alongside Foodstuffs’ in the same sets.
A brand of Woolworths New Zealand.
1st place in NZ Supermarkets estimated Share of Search at 37% in Aug 2026.
4th place in NZ Supermarkets estimated Share of Search at 5.3% in Aug 2026.
A brand of Woolworths New Zealand.
5th place in NZ Supermarkets estimated Share of Search at 3.4% in Aug 2026.
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