Progressive boss ‘astounded’ by Food & Grocery Council
“There has just been a nine-month, comprehensive investigation into facts - not opinions."
Progressive Enterprises’ managing director Dave Chambers says he is astounded by the Food & Grocery Council’s response to the Commerce Commission investigation of the supermarket owner.
Last Thursday, the commission announced that it does not believe Progressive breached the Fair Trading Act and
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Jamie Ball
Mon, 24 Nov 2014
Mon, 24 Nov 2014
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