The Competition Commission has launched an investigation into soaring food prices in South Africa.
It will look to find any indications of uncompetitive behaviour or price fixing.
e did a concentration study on the economy were we also found that in agriculture that a number of farmers are increasing and also the income in regard to the farmers seems to be concentrated in about 6 point something percent,
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