Canterbury Mornings

Supermarkets are being accused of being the country's biggest drug dealer.It comes after a Christchurch local snapped a photo of wine sold at Pak'n'Save for just under $4.National Addiction Centre director Doug Sellman told Newstalk ZB it should be classed as a public health issue."The best way to improve people's health is to reduce the amount people are drinking in New Zealand and this $3.99 is going completely against it."Doug Sellman says the Government should step in to regulate alcohol in supermarkets.The wine is available is Hardy's Moscato, with an alcohol percentage of 6%.  Foodstuffs has been approached for comment.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH CHRIS LYNCH ABOVE