Nice to see something actually being done against this sort of thing, but who benefits from the fines paid?
These corporations should be made to pay back the money to the public they have robbed it from and for as long as they have been rigging the
prices.
Cheques should be sent out to every household in the country. Or the cost of products available to buy should be reduced by the amount the amount that
they had been raised.
So if milk was 20p was being sold for 25p, then it should be reduced to 15p until all fines paid. Maybe as an extra penalty, the price could be
reduced an extra 2p on top of all that.
It is such a shame that thousands of dairy farms in the UK have been forced to close or change over to other forms of farming due to the market
haggling of big supermarket companies.
A large amount of milk is now bought from abroad. As is Electric and gas, the majority coming from France.
Rip off Britain strikes yet again and the people still continue to be fooled by it all.
As much as there are watchdogs for such corporate crimes, it's still not enough.
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