As part of our supermarkets inquiry, we’re asking Australian consumers to share information about how they shop and what they experience. Consumers can submit information through our online survey.
We’re also calling for submissions from farmers, wholesalers, retailers, and other interested parties.
We assessed Australia Post’s proposed price increase as part of our regulatory role. We don’t object to the 25% increase proposed to take effect in April this year.
Help us understand the current nature of general search services. We're interested in your views on how these could impact competition and consumer issues.
ACCC Chair, Gina Cass-Gottlieb has announced the compliance and enforcement priorities for the year ahead.
Among our priorities are consumer and competition issues in the supermarket sector, and essential services including electricity and financial services.
The Assistant Treasurer today issued a proposed recall notice for specified LG solar storage batteries. Consumers are being urged to check their solar energy storage systems for unsafe LG solar batteries.
“We prioritise the issues impacting the Australian economy, consumers and businesses in Australia.”
Our priorities
Changes to the law on unfair contract terms in consumer and small business contracts came into effect in November 2023.
We are working to help consumers and business understand the law around unfair contract terms and what the changes mean.
Consumers are now, more than ever, making purchasing decisions on environmental grounds.
We'll be investigating a number of businesses for making potentially false or misleading environmental claims.
The expansion of digital platforms in Australia has brought benefits, but also created risks and harms that our current consumer and competition laws are not always able to address. We're examining these issues as part of inquiries we conduct and law enforcement cases.
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