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8 ways Woolworths and Coles squeeze their suppliers and their customers

  • Written by The Conversation

To hear the Woolworths and Coles chief executives speak on Four Corners this week, you’d think their industry was highly competitive.

For instance, Woolies’ chief Brad Banducci said:

this community over here, there will be three Coles stores within two kilometres of it, at least one ALDI store, a series of independents, ability to within...

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