Stores Accused of 'Illegal' Practices ; Shopkeepers Turn Fire On the Cut-Price Operators Planning a Pounds 200 Million Merger
Mail on Sunday › September 25, 2006
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Mail on Sunday › September 25, 2006
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RETAILER Nisa-Today's has a longstanding and potentially illegal policy of restricting competition with fellow corner shop operator Costcutter, according to a letter written by a senior manager at the company.
Nisa-Today's, a mutual retailer and wholesaler whose 900 members own 5,000 shops under the Nisa-Today's brand, is planning a Pounds 200 million merger with franchise shop operator Costcutter.See the full content of this document
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Stores Accused of 'Illegal' Practices ; Shopkeepers Turn Fire On the Cut-Price Operators Planning a Pounds 200 Million Merger
But the Nisa Members' Association, which represents thousands of individual shopkeepers concerned that the merger would drive up p...
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