$166m labelling rules driving up NZ grocery prices, commentator argues
A commentator criticises labelling regulations costing $166 million that they say are pushing up grocery prices.
New labelling rules in New Zealand are estimated to cost $166 million and are being blamed for contributing to higher grocery prices. A commentator has labelled the regulations absurd and argues they are unnecessarily driving up costs for consumers.
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Comment: The absurd $166m labelling rules driving up NZ grocery prices