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If re-elected National says it will look at separating the Foodstuff brand into two groups. New World and Four Square would be one nationwide chain and Pak'nSave another. It's contingent on the Commerce Commission carrying out an independent review and agreeing it's the right move. Chief executive at Consumer NZ, Jon Duffy spoke to Lisa Owen.
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