Strong regulations for grocery market

The grocery market is to be strongly regulated to ensure fairness between suppliers and retailers.

The Competition and Consumer Protection Bill, published yesterday, will specify the procedures that must be followed in commercial relationships in the grocery goods sector.

It is aimed at preventing retailers altering supply contracts, demanding ‘hello money’ for shelf space, and forcing suppliers to pay for promotions or for wastage or shrinkage.

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