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M&S CEO says government food price cap idea 'completely preposterous'
LONDON, May 20 (Reuters) - The chief executive of British retailer Marks & Spencer Stuart Machin said that any move by the UK government to cap some food prices would be "completely preposterous".
He added that if the government wanted to help ensure lower food prices there are actions it could take to reduce pressure on retailers' costs. (Reporting by James Davey, writing by Sarah Young)
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