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Stop waiting for a foreign hero, NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within

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THREE KEY FACTS New Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector is back in the spotlight after Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she was open to offering...

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Stop waiting for a foreign hero, NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within

THREE KEY FACTS New Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector is back in the spotlight after Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she was open to offering...

15 days ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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Don't wait for a foreign hero: NZ supermarkets need competition from within

Breaking up the supermarket sector would be a quick way for the government to reintroduce competition. While waiting for an an international brand to establish itself here could take years.

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Stop waiting for a foreign hero: NZ's supermarket sector needs competition from within

New Zealanders hoping for a foreign hero to break up the current supermarket concentration will be waiting a long time.

16 days ago·New Zealand

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Stop waiting for a foreign hero: NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within

non c/ShutterstockNew Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector is back in the spotlight after Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she was open to offering “VIP treatment” to a third international player willing to create competition. However, New Zealanders hoping for a foreign hero to break up the current supermarket concentration will be waiting a long time. It could take five years or more for an international brand such as Aldi to enter New…

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NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within

New Zealand’s concentrated supermarket sector is back in the spotlight after Finance Minister Nicola Willis said she was open to offering “VIP treatment” to a third international player willing to create competition. However, New Zealanders hoping for a foreign hero to break up the current supermarket concentration will be waiting a long time. It could take five years or more for an international brand such as Aldi to enter New Zealand and estab…

16 days ago

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