Academic calls for Foodstuffs divestments following ComCom block
Market regulator today said it was not satisfied the merger of North Island and South Island co-ops wouldn’t substantially lessen competition in the market.
An Australian academic has called for Foodstuffs to be forced to divest some of its banners after the Commerce Commission today declined a proposed merger of Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island over concerns about the impact it could have on competition and consumers.
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