Meat demand: Butchers want click-and-collect as supermarkets handle supply risks

By New Zealand Blog News Service Aug 22, 2021

Countdown’s meat supplies should be back to normal today after a supply glitch, but butchers are urging the government to allow them to run click-and-collect.

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