
Originally published bySouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong’s smaller grocers are bracing for pressure amid a fresh wave of price cuts by supermarkets and big retail chains, but some economists say their “neighbourhood connection” could help them stay afloat.
A lawmaker also said it was unlikely the big local chains would monopolise the market citing strong competition from online shopping platforms.
The latest price war erupted ahead of Mother’s Day on Sunday, with CK Hutchison-backed ParknShop and Jardine Matheson’s Wellcome each offering 12...
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