Opinion byNZ Herald·29 Jul, 2026 03:00 AM5 mins to readRichard Prebble is a former Labour Party minister and Act Party leader. Why doesn't New Zealand have a third supermarket player? Photo / New York Times)The supermarket is our greatest shared economic experience.Every week millions of New Zealanders push a trolley down the same aisles, buying much the same groceries, only to discover that the bill has climbed again. Inflation ceases to be an economic statistic when you watch a shopper quietly put a
Supermarket break-up: Is it warranted or is land the real barrier to competition? – Richard Prebble
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