The Dutch competition watchdog has launched an investigation into the price of grocery products in the country’s supermarkets. In a statement, the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) said the probe was prompted by claims the prices of “certain food products” are higher than in unspecified “neighbouring countries”. Dutch food industry association FNLI said it “welcomed” the move to examine whether there are “bottlenecks” in the market. The investigation will look at “the price breakdo ...