State Officials Express Concerns Over Kroger-Albertsons Merger

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New Mexico Secretary of State, Maggie Toulouse Oliver, is among seven secretaries of state criticizing the $25B merger between Kroger and Albertsons, urging the Federal Trade Commission to block the deal. They argue that the merger would create a monopoly, limiting competition and potentially leading to store closures in low-income communities. The companies, on the other hand, claim that the merger will lower prices and enhance competitiveness against mega-retailers like Walmart and Amazon.
- New Mexico Secretary of State criticizes Kroger-Albertsons merger KRQE News 13
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- Seven secretaries of state urge Federal Trade Commission to reject Kroger, Albertsons deal - Albuquerque Business First The Business Journals
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