Tag: supermarket_competition
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Seymour: Halswell Woolworths Shows Why Consenting Reform Needed
ACT Leader David Seymour says a new Halswell Woolworths took eleven years and a $3 million consent, arguing for a one stop consenting shop to cut red tape and boost competition.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessOther PartiesEconomyReal EstateSocial Issues David SeymourACT New ZealandWoolworthsHalswellconsenting policysupermarket competitiongrocery prices
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Seymour: Halswell Woolworths Shows Why Consenting Reform Needed
ACT Leader David Seymour says a new Halswell Woolworths took eleven years and a $3 million consent, and is using the case to push for a one stop consenting shop.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessOther PartiesEconomyReal EstateSocial Issues David SeymourACT New ZealandHalswellWoolworthsconsenting policysupermarket competition
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ACT Unveils Plan to Boost Supermarket Competition by Cutting Red Tape
David Seymour says ACT would create a one-stop consenting shop and accept UK, EU and US food labels to make it easier for new supermarkets to enter New Zealand.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessOther PartiesGeneral PoliticsEconomyTradeLegal ACT New ZealandDavid Seymoursupermarket competitionresource consentfood labellingGrocery Commissioner
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Supermarket competition takes centre stage as parties clash over break-ups and price gouging
Supermarket showdown: Greens, National, Labour, NZ First and ACT go to war over grocery prices
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsOther PartiesEconomyElectionSocial Issues supermarket competitionNew Zealand election 2026grocery pricesGreen PartyKiwiMartNational PartyNicola WillisFoodstuffsstructural separationLabour PartyChris Hipkinsprice gougingArena WilliamsACT PartyDavid SeymourNew Zealand FirstWinston PetersCommerce CommissionStats NZcost of livingRestonVirginiaFairfax County
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ACT's David Seymour Slams Supermarket Break-Up Policies as 'Desperate and Visionless'
ACT leader David Seymour criticises rival parties' supermarket break-up and price-gouging policies, saying they would deter investment and deliver only about $2.38 a week per person.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessGeneral PoliticsOther PartiesEconomyElectionTrade ACT New ZealandDavid Seymoursupermarket competitiongrocery pricesFoodstuffsCommerce Commission