Pick n Pay’s exclusivity provisions in lease deal officially scrapped
Supermarkets that are privately owned and controlled by historically disadvantaged persons can now access letting space
14 June 2021 - 12:42
Supermarkets that are privately owned and controlled by historically disadvantaged persons can immediately access letting space in all shopping centres where a Pick n Pay store has exclusivity provisions in its lease agreement.
This is according to the Competition Tribunal, which on Monday confirmed an earlier agreement between the Competition Commission and Pick Pay...
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