If you are a grower and you are thinking about getting together with other growers to negotiate the terms and conditions of a horticulture produce agreement with a trader or traders, you should read this fact sheet to make sure you are aware of your obligations under the Horticulture Code and the Trade Practices Act.
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Product safety bulletin September 2007: Banned DEG in toothpaste
This is an unsafe good notice banning the supply of toothpaste containing more than 0.25 per cent by weight of diethylene glycol. Declared on 3 August, the ban took effect immediately.
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Unconscionable conduct in the Indigenous art and craft sector
Negotiating with commercial acquirers of art (dealers) is a part of being an artist or running an art centre. The process of negotiation is essential for a competitive art industry. However, the nature of the Indigenous art and craft sector means there may be a power imbalance between some dealers and the artist or art centre. This small business fact sheet will help artists and art centres assisting them to know their rights and protect themselves from unconscionable conduct.
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Dealing with debt: your rights and responsibilities—Italian
Designed to assist consumers experiencing problems with debt or debt collectors, Dealing with debt: your rights and responsibilities is also available in Turkish, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic and Greek.