Supermarket fined

Auckland: Pak’nSave Mangere has been fined $78,000 for price discrepancies in 2018.

The supermarket was found to have charged a higher price at the till to that which was advertised or displayed on the shelf.

It had earlier pleaded guilty to six charges of making false or misleading representations about price.

Those discrepancies were raised with the supermarket by the Commerce Commission, who had sent staff to conduct mystery shops.

Despite this, some were not fixed straight away, and in a written decision, Judge David McNaughton described the conduct as repeatedly careless. — RNZ