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KiwiMart name dispute: Kāpiti entrepreneurs say they came up with it before the Green Party
Economics & Business2 min readNZ Herald

KiwiMart name dispute: Kāpiti entrepreneurs say they came up with it before the Green Party

The Green Party's proposal for a publicly owned supermarket chain may have hit a snag.

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The Green Party's proposal for a publicly owned supermarket chain may have hit a snag.

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