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Picture: SIPHIWE SIBEKO
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Pick n Pay has slipped into the red. The retailer has reported a headline loss per share at 138c, mainly due to increased competition and costs associated with load-shedding. Business Day TV unpacked the retailer’s interim performance with CEO Sean Summers.

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