Pick n Pay will avoid building “huge stores”, as consumers are becoming less inclined to do large weekly purchases, says
Pick n Pay has approved over R1 billion in credit to some 56,000 account holders since the launch of its
Pick n Pay taken to task as claims emerge of Rlbn extended to unsuspecting, naive customers for groceries RETAILER Pick
Correction: This article has been amended to clarify that the R1bn refers to the total credit facility made available by
Pick n Pay will avoid building “huge stores”, as consumers are becoming less inclined to do large weekly purchases, says
A PANEL of experts will be appointed by the finance minister to ensure that the increased VAT rate is not regressive
