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The Reserve Bank says severe weather is partly to blame for the recent sharp rise in the cost of food
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19 February 2026
The Reserve Bank says severe weather is partly to blame for the recent sharp rise in the cost of food
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An improving financial situation for one of our largest companies, Fletcher Building
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A sharp rise in food inflation could unfortunately be out of our control
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Dairy prices have risen another 3.6 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction
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Dairy prices have risen another 3.6 percent at this morning's latest Global Dairy Trade auction...
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