conditions that prevent new supermarkets from entering the New Zealand market
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systemic obstacles preventing new entrants from succeeding
Foodstuffs pushes back on plans to separate its brandsblamed for stifling investment and market growth
\\ \\ **Press Release**\\ \\ **Token supermarket policies show desperate, visionless election campaigns**\\ \\ ****David Seymour****\\ \\ 16 Sept 2026\\ \\ “Today’s release of Green-Party style policies from parties to break up supermarkets and ‘ban price-gouging’ shows desperate and visionless campaigning driven more by focus group than economic policy,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.\\ \\ **Read More**Stacked weekly counts; colour by lean. “n/a” covers government and iwi-Māori sources where lean isn't applicable.
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Question How many ways can you slice up a supermarket? New Zealand first says everyone's copied them. The Greens want some sort of Soviet style operation. Labor are against gouging …
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