National MPs Don't Like Supermarket Break-up Policy - David Seymour

National MPs don't like supermarket break-up policy - David Seymour

The ACT Party says National MPs have been coming to them "exasperated" by their own party's policy to break up the supermarket duopoly.

Seymour says ACT could stop National, NZ First supermarket break-up

David Seymour says ACT has already stopped moves to break up the supermarkets – but stopped short of promising it would do so again.

Foodstuffs' Owner-Operators Sign Open Letters On Proposed Break-up

Almost 500 locally owned supermarket owner-operators from Houhoura to Stewart Island have signed open letters expressing concern about proposals to force the break-up of...

ACT's David Seymour aims to prevent coalition partners’ Foodstuffs break-up if returned to government

Other political parties' supermarket election proposals 'a state of real electoral madness', says ACT leader David Seymour

Almost 500 local supermarket owner-operators sign open letters on proposed Foodstuffs break-up

Almost 500 locally owned supermarket owner-operators from Houhoura to Stewart Island have signed open letters expressing concern about proposals to force the break-up of the Foodstuffs co-operatives. Representing family-owned PAK’nSAVE, New World and Four Square stores across New Zealand, the signatories say the proposal raises significant questions about its actual impact on grocery prices for consumers, supply chain costs, regional communities…

Open Letter from Foodstuffs North Island Grocers

Dear Prime Minister and Minister Willis,National is proposing to break up our Foodstuffs co-op, while telling us it won’t impact our businesses, and promising customers that it will make groceries cheaper. That doesn’t add up.We’re 320+ local families who own and run our own supermarkets. We live in the same towns and neighbourhoods as our customers. One family, one store. Together, we own the Foodstuffs co-op – the engine room that gets groceri…