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New Zealand electricians trade group gets warning over anticompetitive practices

( May 15, 2025, 03:59 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A trade group representing New Zealand electricians has been hit with compliance advice from the country’s competition watchdog at the end of a probe into anticompetitive conduct by the membership organization. In a statement the New Zealand Commerce Commission, or NZCC, said that it issued a compliance-advice letter after identifying two areas of concern with NZ Trade Group: the first related to the group’s terms and conditions which contained a non-solicitation clause; the second centered on a private Facebook group which featured posts that included discussions about rates and members agreeing to match prices.The compliance-advice letter from the New Zealand Commerce Commission is attached; the full statement follows: ...

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