‘Consumers won’t benefit from lifting of Groceries Order’

The Beverage Council of Ireland has claimed that lifting the Groceries Order banning below cost selling would not be of any real benefit to consumers.

‘Consumers won’t benefit from lifting of Groceries Order’

The Beverage Council of Ireland has claimed that lifting the Groceries Order banning below cost selling would not be of any real benefit to consumers.

The council accused the Competition Authority of naïveté in its recent claim that the removal of the order would see the average household saving €500-a-year.

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