Tuesday’s, October 16, “Issues Statement” sets out the key areas the CMA expects to scrutinise, at both a local and national level—including groceries, bought both in-store and online; fuel; and other items such as toys, small electricals, and children’s clothing.
It will assess whether the merger could lead to a worse outcome for shoppers through higher prices, a poorer shopping experience, or reductions in the range or quality of products offered.
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