The Green Party is launching a radical grocery revolution with KiwiMart, a new nationwide supermarket chain designed to break Woolworths and Foodstuffs’ grip on New Zealand’s food prices. With 120 stores and two distribution hubs planned at a $2.8 billion cost, it’s part of their Affordable Kai policy — also including $150 million yearly for community food programs and expanding Healthy School Lunches to reach 150,000 more kids. They argue that with NZ producing enough food, the real crisis is affordability and nutrition — especially as one in five children face food insecurity. The Greens are calling out current school lunch standards as inadequate, framing this plan as essential to feeding kids, supporting communities, and restoring dignity to everyday shopping.
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