I will raise the bar if necessary – Grocery commissioner

I will raise the bar if necessary – Grocery commissioner
Grocery commissioner Pierre van Heerden says he will bring in even tougher rules if the new grocery code isn't delivering results. (Image: NZME)
Jem Traylen
In an open letter to the sector, grocery commissioner Pierre van Heerden says he will strengthen the Grocery Code of Conduct if it isn’t working.Following the code's launch on Friday, Van Heerden issued an open letter in which he set out his expectations for the three regulated grocery retailers (RGRs) – Foodstuffs North Island, Foodstuffs South Island and Woolworths, as well as their suppliers.Foodstuffs operates the New World brand, and Woolworths-owned Countdown is rebranding back to Woolworths as part of efforts to be seen t...

More Law & Regulation

DeVere censured by FMA for failing to meet obligations
Law & Regulation

DeVere censured by FMA for failing to meet obligations

The FMA has censured deVere for failing to comply with obligation under its FAP licence.

Tom Raynel 12:15pm
Foodstuffs alleges defamation over merger opinion piece
Retail

Foodstuffs alleges defamation over merger opinion piece

Chapman Tripp lawyers sent letters to the University of Auckland and Stuff.

Country Road loses court battle over duties
Retail

Country Road loses court battle over duties

Country Road has been ordered to retroactively pay $2.5 million in duties and GST.

Cleaning company escapes much bigger fine for cartel conduct
Law & Regulation

Cleaning company escapes much bigger fine for cartel conduct

The High Court fined Canterbury Industrial Scrubbing $51,000.

Staff reporters 02 Jul 2024