Consultation on National Food Plan
The Australian government hopes the national food plan will set policies for the long term.
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The Australian government hopes the national food plan will set policies for the long term.
Read More Consultation on National Food Plan
3,101 consumers have signed an open letter to the ACCC to urge them to reject Egg-Corp’s free range plan.
Read More Consumers want ACCC to reject free range plan
The revised sunscreen standard will ensure a much better sunscreen product is on the shelves.
Read More Improved sunscreen standard
CHOICE’s guide to understanding new financial reforms: credit cards, health insurance, bank switching and more.
Read More Big changes for consumers on 1 July
Standards play an important role in ensuring the potential of nanotechnology is realised safely.
Read More Nanotechnology – consumers and standards
The Egg Corporation proposes future chickens have 13 times less space than now!
Read More Support Choice’s campaign for truth in marketing for free range eggs
CHOICE says Australia lags behind overseas regulation.
Read More Beware toxic chemicals in imported clothing
The ACCC has highlighted competition and transparency issues in the Private Health Insurance industry.
Read More Private health insurance far from healthy
CFA has been invited to make nominations for membership of the Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) Board.
Read More 2013 FSANZ Board Nominations
A new survey by CHOICE has revealed less than 1% of respondents think the egg industry’s proposed free-range egg standard meets their expectations of what free range means.
Read More Consumers reject egg corp’s free-range farce
The Government’s response to a series of recent reviews of the regulatory framework for therapeutic goods will deliver some much-needed reform.
Read More Regulatory reform for therapeutic goods
Proposed new accreditation standards for free-range eggs aim to drastically increase the density of laying birds, but guidance for consumers remains unaddressed.
Read More New standards could make you choose between the chicken and egg