Off-licences oppose scrapping of ban on below-cost selling

The National Off-Licence Association has expressed its opposition to growing calls for the removal of the ban on below-cost selling contained in the Groceries Order.

The National Off-Licence Association has expressed its opposition to growing calls for the removal of the ban on below-cost selling contained in the Groceries Order.

The ban was introduced in 1986 to prevent large supermarkets from under-cutting small retailers and putting them out of business.

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