En palabras de Tembinkosi Bonakele, jefe de la Comisión de Competencia de Sudáfrica, el gobierno está “decidido a erradicar la explotación de los consumidores por parte de los carteles”, especialmente en la industria alimentaria.
Violators face penalties of up to 10% of their earnings, and during the last two decades, some of the biggest companies in the country – including Tiger Brands, Pioneer Foods, and Sime Darby – have been penalized.