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Commerce Commission takes Foodstuffs South Island to court
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RNZ | Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa
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The Commerce Commission is suing Foodstuffs South Island, alleging the co-operative engaged in anti-competitive behavior by restricting price discounting at Pak'nSave stores. The watchdog claims these rules prevented franchisees from offering lower prices to consumers, violating the Commerce Act.
The Commerce Commission says it is taking Foodstuffs South Island to court, alleging "far-reaching anti-competitive conduct that deprived customers of cheaper prices".
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