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Commerce Commission recommends action to improve competition in building supplies market

Summary by Ground News
The Commerce Commission says rebates paid by large suppliers to merchants is making it hard for competing products to turn successful. The regulator recommends the gathering regulatory strategy should see contention arsenic an explicit objective. Commission seat John Small said onshore covenants and exclusive leases that payment merchants would beryllium the absorption of further work.

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ComCom recommends action to improve competition in building supplies market

The Commerce Commission says rebates paid by major suppliers to merchants is making it difficult for new or competing products to grow in the building sector

·Auckland, New Zealand
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Commerce Commission recommends action to improve competition in building supplies market

The Commerce Commission says rebates paid by major suppliers to merchants is making it difficult for new or competing products to grow in the building sector.

·New Zealand
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Major changes recommended for building supply sector in Commerce Commission report to boost competition

The Commerce Commission has made nine recommendations.

·New Zealand
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Commerce Commission recommends action to improve competition in building supplies market

Housing Minister Megan Woods and Commerce Minister David Clark are responding to the Commerce Commission's final report on building supplies competition. Watch the media conference live

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Newshub broke the news in New Zealand on Monday, December 5, 2022.
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