Mitre 10 says Bunnings hasn’t adapted to Kiwi culture
Mitre 10 boss says Bunnings is treating New Zealand as if it were another Australian state.
Mitre 10 has called out retail competitor Bunnings for not adapting to the culture of New Zealand.
The comment was first made by the co-operative’s chairman Martin Dippie, while speaking about his company at the Co-operative Business Leaders’ Forum.
During his talk, Mr Dippie said of his
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Wed, 08 Mar 2017
Wed, 08 Mar 2017
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Mitre 10 says Bunnings hasn’t adapted to Kiwi culture
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