ACCC calls for companies to ensure the integrity of their supply chain to avoid similar breaches of consumer law
Read More Toys R Us pays $10K penalty for supplying unsafe household cots
Surveillance activities to focus on products without ingredient labelling
Read More ACCC looks to reduce injuries caused by cosmetics
Staff to undergo training on consumer guarantees
Read More Telstra commits to improving its compliance with consumer law
Supermarket giant demanded suppliers pay “profit gaps” when intended revenue wasn’t achieved
Read More ACCC takes further action against Coles for alleged unconscionable conduct towards its suppliers
Competition regulator supports panel’s desire to open more sectors to competition
Read More ACCC releases initial comments on Harper Review
ACCC called for issues around enforceability and coverage to be addressed due to unfair practices in the grocery sector
Read More Proposed grocery code goes some way to addressing unfair practices
Watchdog gives thumbs up to discussion of microeconomic reform issues
Read More ACCC welcomes Harper Competition Review Draft Report
Claims that doctors were involved in medical evaluations untrue
Read More Safe Breast Imaging to pay $200,000 for false representations
Australia’s competition regulator intervene’s over alleged petrol price collusion between Australia’s big petrol retailers
Read More ACCC takes action against Informed Sources and petrol retailers for price information sharing
Food icon Maggie Beer has agreed her company misled consumers, following an investigation by the consumer watchdog
Read More Maggie Beer Products acknowledges labelling likely to be misleading
