UK competition warning could mean more supermarkets

The British Competition Commission today said shoppers needed more supermarkets in some areas as it outlined plans to overhaul planning rules and force grocers to sell some of their land banks.

The British Competition Commission today said shoppers needed more supermarkets in some areas as it outlined plans to overhaul planning rules and force grocers to sell some of their land banks.

The long-awaited report from the watchdog attacked supermarkets for stifling competition by holding on to land and suggested plans to stamp out so-called “land banking”.

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