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Off-invoice Discounting The Director of Corporate Enforcement / Chairman / Minister / wholesaler / Director of Consumer Affairs / /
Executive Summary Introduction The first Groceries Order was made in 1956 and was designed to abolish resale price maintenance and otherwise to apply a set of fair trading rules to the grocery trade. The Order did not in