The Labor Government has announced an additional $30 million for the ACCC to conduct more investigations in the supermarket and retail sectors.
ACCC receives $30m funding boost to crackdown on supermarkets Read More »
The ACCC has taken Coles and Woolworths to court for allegedly misleading consumers through discount pricing claims.
Coles and Woolies sued for allegedly misleading consumers Read More »
The National Anti-Scam Centre is warning small businesses and consumers to be cautious following the CrowdStrike/Microsoft outage.
Scam warning for businesses following global IT outage Read More »
The ACCC has granted interim authorisation for retailers, banks, and the Australian Banking Association (ABA) to financially support Armaguard.
Retailers, banks and the ABA to financially support Armaguard Read More »
Seven-day average retail petrol prices across Australia’s capital cities moved to a record high in nominal terms of 215.2 cpl in April.
Petrol prices reach nominal high in April Read More »
The ACCC has granted conditional authorisation for the cash-in-transit industry to continue to develop responses to support the distribution of cash.
ACCC gives approval to continue cash transit arrangements Read More »
Australia’s major supermarkets should face penalties of up to $10m for breaches of the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct, says a new report.
Major supermarkets could face fines of up to $10m under proposed code Read More »
The ACCC has found that younger Australians and lower-income households are spending up to a quarter of their net income on groceries.
Higher grocery prices forcing consumers to sacrifice Read More »
Quarterly average retail petrol prices in Australia’s five largest cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth) were 194.9 cpl.
Petrol prices remain high despite December decline Read More »
The ACCC is asking Australian consumers, farmers, wholesalers, and retailers to share their experiences with Australian supermarkets.
Public submissions open for ACCC supermarket inquiry Read More »
John Moss, CEO, Flintfox International, explains how supermarkets must strike a balance that satisfies suppliers and consumers while staying profitabale.
The challenge for supermarkets as the ACCC launches inquiry Read More »
The ACCC will conduct a year-long inquiry into the Australian supermarket sector, including an investigation of pricing practices.
ACCC to conduct year-long inquiry into supermarket sector Read More »
The ACCC is warning franchisors to remove unfair contract terms or risk legal action after a review of franchising contracts found wide-ranging concerns.
The ACCC warns franchisors over unfair contract terms Read More »
