Somerfield ordered to sell 12 stores

UK supermarket chain Somerfield was told today it must sell 12 stores to prevent a "substantial lessening" of competition in the local area.

UK supermarket chain Somerfield was told today it must sell 12 stores to prevent a "substantial lessening" of competition in the local area.

The ruling follows an investigation by the Competition Commission into the acquisition of 115 convenience stores from Safeway owner Morrisons.

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