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Seymour says ACT could stop National, NZ First supermarket break-up

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ACT Party leader David Seymour has stated that his party has previously prevented government efforts to break up New Zealand's supermarket duopoly. The comments follow discussions regarding potential legislative or policy actions involving the National Party and New Zealand First, which have historically explored options to increase competition in the grocery sector.

While Seymour confirmed ACT's past role in blocking such interventions, he did not provide a definitive commitment to oppose similar measures in the future. The stance highlights the internal policy tensions within the current political landscape regarding market regulation and the government's approach to supermarket competition.

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