Enforcement Of Robinson-Patman Act Is ‘Biggest Issue,’ Owner Says

LinkedInFacebookXEmailCopy linkMike Planalp, owner of Blackford County Foods, in Fishers, Indiana, sees the biggest challenge to independent grocers and their growth is the federal government’s failure to enforce the Robinson-Patman Act of 1936. The act is an antitrust law that guarantees a competitive grocery marketplace. He operates six Save A Lot food stores in Indiana, … Continue reading Enforcement Of Robinson-Patman Act Is ‘Biggest Issue,’ Owner Says