Commerce Commission warns 'sustainable' business about cartel-like behaviour

Commerce Commission warns 'sustainable' business about cartel-like behaviour
Regulator warns over cartel like communications (Image: Supplied)
Greg Hurrell
New Zealand-based sustainable packaging business The Better Packaging Co has been warned by the Commerce Commission about what could have been perceived as an attempt to enter a cartel agreement.The regulator was concerned an approach by the company could have been an attempt at a “customer allocation” agreement with a competitor, where the two companies would not try to poach each other’s customers. The warning was to the company and a director, Rebecca Percasky, also known as Rebecca Plummer.One of the company’s compet...

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