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NZ National Party Proposes Break Up of Dominant Grocery Chain
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsAntitrust & CompetitionConsumer Demand & RetailInflation
New Zealand's center-right National Party said it would break up one of the country's two dominant grocery chains if it returns to power after the November election. The proposal targets grocery-market concentration and seeks to appeal to voters facing cost-of-living pressure, creating material regulatory risk for the country's major supermarket operators.
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