Thimphu’s meat market is showing strong signs of real price competition. This shift comes nine months after regulators dismantled a long-running price-fixing cartel. A new investigation by the Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) examined 15 different meat products. Officials surveyed 65 meat shops across Thimphu Town. CCAA wanted to see if shops were genuinely …
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