Photo/Supplied. Meal kit delivery service freezes prices for 'stressed' parents. The soaring cost of food has left more than half of Kiwi parents feeling stressed and exhausted, a new survey has found – and has led to Bargain Box freezing the price of its meal prices. In a study commissioned by Bargain Box, its Dinner Time Check-In reveals 51 per cent of parents are feeling this way when thinking about the cost, time and hassle of putting a hot meal on the table. Mark Winter, CEO of Bargain Box's parent company, My Food Bag, says the research also shows that weekly food bills have increased by $50 to $149 over the last year for 67 per cent of Kiwi parents: 'This (finding) is quite confronting; this cost-of-living crisis makes it very clear the price of food has tipped Kiwis over the edge.

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