Seven-Eleven Japan slapped for banning discount sales

Seven-Eleven Japan slapped for banning discount sales

TOKYO, Japan - A worker at a Seven-Eleven Japan Co. franchise store prepares to sell food products at discount prices in Okayama Prefecture on June 22. The Fair Trade Commission ordered Seven-Eleven Japan earlier in the day to stop the practice of unfairly banning its franchise stores from selling food products at discount prices. (Kyodo)

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