Supermarket boss hits back at 'populist' grocery break-up policies

Every political party - except ACT - is campaigning on a policy to intervene in the supermarket sector to bring down the cost of living. It's a move that's prompted 51 of New Zealand's business leaders to sign an open letter calling on politicians to respect property rights.

Chris Quin is one of them. The Foodstuffs North Island CEO has also commissioned research which casts doubt on whether the household savings claimed in the National Party's Foodstuffs break-up would really materialise.

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