Cabinet to discuss plan to abolish Groceries Order

Enterprise Minister Micheál Martin is reportedly planning to take steps this week to abolish the regulations banning below-cost selling in Ireland.

Cabinet to discuss plan to abolish Groceries Order
Mon, 07 Nov, 2005 - 07:23

Enterprise Minister Micheál Martin is reportedly planning to take steps this week to abolish the regulations banning below-cost selling in Ireland.

Reports this morning said Mr Martin was due to bring proposals before the Cabinet tomorrow for the abolition of the 1987 Groceries Order.

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