Door open to supermarket retail divestments – Northelia's Edwards
Foodstuffs NZ welcomes wholesale change, but stays mum on store sales
Tex Edwards, spokesperson for Monopoly Watch and Northelia.
Will Mace
Tue, 31 May 2022
The Government’s move to force Woolworths NZ and Foodstuffs to supply wholesale goods to competitors at a fair price may not go far enough to break their duopolistic grip on the market, but there is a glimpse of hope for potential grocery market challengers.
Monopoly Watch spokesman Tex Edwards is
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Will Mace
Tue, 31 May 2022
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