Skip to content
AFRA
  • AboutExpand
    • Our Team
    • Join Us
    • Contact Us
  • Our Members
  • Become a Food Donor
  • Our Stories
  • Our ImpactExpand
    • Social Return on Investment Report
    • Annual Report 2024
  • Member Resource Hub
Account
Facebook Linkedin Instagram
AFRA
News

Inflation and food waste: How do the two go together?

ByRohan 7 June 2022

Post navigation

Previous Previous
Toni from Fair Food talks with Fair Go about Best-Before Dates
NextContinue
Redistributing supermarket food to those in need

Similar Posts

Cancelled conference sees lobster on the menu in Nelson
News

Cancelled conference sees lobster on the menu in Nelson

21 August 202122 March 2022

Read More Cancelled conference sees lobster on the menu in NelsonContinue

Hawke’s Bay charity saves tonnes of food from landfill
News

Hawke’s Bay charity saves tonnes of food from landfill

28 July 2022

Read More Hawke’s Bay charity saves tonnes of food from landfillContinue

KaiGo lifts off
News

KaiGo lifts off

18 August 2022

Read More KaiGo lifts offContinue

Kiwi Community Assistance wins at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards
News

Kiwi Community Assistance wins at the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards

13 July 2022

Read More Kiwi Community Assistance wins at the Wellington Airport Regional Community AwardsContinue

Foodstuffs to roll out several social supermarkets across the motu by 2024
News

Foodstuffs to roll out several social supermarkets across the motu by 2024

14 February 2023

Read More Foodstuffs to roll out several social supermarkets across the motu by 2024Continue

North Canterbury food rescue project helping locals get through the cost of living crisis
News

North Canterbury food rescue project helping locals get through the cost of living crisis

16 June 2022

Read More North Canterbury food rescue project helping locals get through the cost of living crisisContinue

Aotearoa Food Rescue Alliance is proudly working with Kore Hiakai Zero Hunger Collective, New Zealand Food Network and Ministry of Social Development to help build the capacity and capability of foodbanks, food rescue and community food services and prevent further shocks to food security in New Zealand.

Facebook Linkedin Instagram
Sign up to our newsletter

AFRA supports and advocates for the food rescue sector in Aotearoa New Zealand but we do not distribute food parcels or directly facilitate food stock.
If you are looking for support with food for you or your whānau, check out the Family Services Directory to see what services can help. Check out our Contact Us for more agencies that might help.

Supported by Ministry of Social Development.
© 2025 AFRA. All rights reserved. Website: Little Biz Online.

  • About
    • Our Team
    • Join Us
    • Contact Us
  • Our Members
  • Become a Food Donor
  • Our Stories
  • Our Impact
    • Social Return on Investment Report
    • Annual Report 2024
  • Member Resource Hub