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In terms of the order, Cambridge Food Jozini has agreed to reduce its gross profit margin on the 25kg top white maize meal for the duration of the state of the national disaster. “In terms of the order, Cambridge Food Jozini has agreed to reduce its gross profit margin on the 25kg top white maize meal for the duration of the state of the national disaster,” said Makunga.
“The commission urged firms to comply with the Competition Act during the state of national disaster and desist from exploiting consumers,” said Makunga. “This was made easier by the fact that the ‘no admission settlement’ involved a contribution of R24 947 to a charity in Jozini.
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