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    Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers

    Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers


    The Hastings-based company says it's seen a steady decline in demand for New Zealand-grown canned peaches over recent years.

    Watties says consumers are choosing cheaper imported alternatives.

    It says it's had to adjust the volumes it takes from local orchards as a result.

    Watties says any decision which affects local growers is never made lightly, and it's still proud of the quality and taste of locally grown fruit.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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