Morris Hedstrom Supermarket is currently working on a reply in relation to serious concerns raised by the Consumer Council of Fiji that MH is engaged in alleged unethical and unfair trade practices in Fiji.
MH's Group Chief Operating Officer, Freddy Keshwan said there is lot to be studied in relation to Consumer Council's claims and a reply is expected by tomorrow.
In a press conference on Friday, Consumer Council Chief Executive, Premila Kumar revealed that after 18 months of surveillance they have found that MH supermarket is selling ALDI products in Fiji which they are not supposed to.
Kumar said this is not a national issue anymore and they will now work with relevant international agencies to get to the bottom of the issue.
Kumar also claims that their officers bought a number of products from the Lami MH Supermarket earlier this year which were expired.
MH studies alleged unethical trade practices
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