A new online company is calling itself New Zealand's answer to Amazon
Launching today, Buy Kiwi will allow New Zealanders to buy from businesses between 80 and 100-percent locally owned
Managing Director Jamie Farmer told Mike Hosking it gives shoppers protection under the Consumer Guarantees Act, something not always provided with online international shopping.
He says sourcing products locally will also help keep money in local communities.
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