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Guthy-Renker Australia Pty Limited has undertaken to the ACCC that it will for a period of 5 years after the undertaking coming into effect, whether by itself, its directors, servants or agents or otherwise howsoever, in trade or commerce, in connection with the supply or possible supply of Motor Up “No Oil Change” Engine Oil or in connection with the promotion by any means of the supply or use of Motor Up “No Oil Change” Engine Oil, refrain from making any representation including in any infomercial or other promotional material or orally to the effect that Motor Up “No Oil Change” Engine Oil:
prevents corrosion in engines;
reduces engine wear and tear by up to 50%; or
protects against engine wear even without motor oil
where Motor Up “No Oil Change” Engine Oil does not have any of these performance characteristics or benefits.
Guthy-Renker will write to 130 persons who purchased Motor Up “No Oil Change” Engine Oil as a result of the infomercial offering to refund the full purchase price of the product.
The undertaking provides that LCMHC will not, and will ensure that its subsidiaries and controlled entities will not, during the period of three years from the commencement date, sell the merged hospital to a for-profit operator.
Snooza Pet Products (Aust) Pty Ltd (Snooza) has given a court enforceable undertaking to the ACCC following an investigation in relation to Snooza incorrectly labelling the composition of the Pet Futon (the Product).
In September 2004, The Highlife Company (Aust.) Pty Ltd trading as Highlife Co.
Saint-Gobain Abrasives Pty Ltd has provided a court-enforceable undertaking to the ACCC after acknowledging that six of the Norton Sanding discs for metal it sold to consumers as Australian Made were not wholly or substantially the result of manufacturing processes carried out in Australia.
Saint-Gobain has undertaken to:
cease and refrain from making false and misleading statements;
publish corrective notices;
offer refunds to consumers; and
implement a corporate trade practices compliance program.
Super Cheap Auto Pty Ltd (Super Cheap) has provided a court-enforceable undertaking to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) after acknowledging that hydraulic trolley jacks it sold to consumers from January 2001 did not comply with the mandatory consumer product safety standard for trolley jacks.
Super Cheap has undertaken to implement:
an education program for the safe use of vehicle and trolley jacks, with Super Cheap sales staff to receive training in vehicle jack safety and provide educative brochures to consumers at the point of sale;
rigorous testing of products; and
a corporate trade practices compliance program.
Flight Centre Ltd has provided a section 87B undertaking to the ACCC in relation to its Lowest Airfares Guaranteed slogan and its Global Buying Power representations, without admissions.
Flight Centre has undertaken to:
cease using its ‘Lowest Airfares Guaranteed’ slogan for five years;
cease using the ‘Global Buying Power’ representation in the future without giving prior notice to the ACCC;
publish a total of 44 corrective notices in 11 major newspapers; and
display A3 sized corrective notices in the front window of each of its retail outlets continuously for four weeks.
You Can Bake It Franchising Pty Ltd (the company) is incorporated in Western Australia and carries on a business in Australia as a franchisor owning and operating retail stores supplying branded bread mixtures and associated home baking products.
In November 2004 Fonterra lodged a submission in support of its request for an informal clearance by the ACCC of its takeover offer of National Foods Limited.
The ACCC identified a number of competition concerns associated with the proposal.
Fonterra proffered an undertaking that certain arrangements are entered into with an Approved purchaser.
Those arrangements include:
the sale of the “Brownes” brand;
the sale of elements of the distribution system in Western Australia as is required by the Approved Purchaser to service the sale of “Brownes” milk products;
providing for toll manufacturing or the sale of either the Balcatta or Bentley processing plant in Western Australia;
using its best endeavours to transfer a private label contract with a Major Supermarket to the Approved Purchaser; and
using its best endeavours to transfer a number of existing raw milk contracts with Western Australian dairy farmers to the Approved Purchaser.
Floline International Pty Ltd has provided a section 87B undertaking to the ACCC in respect of the supply of bunk beds that the ACCC considered did not comply with the mandatory safety standard (the Australian/New Zealand Bunk Bed Standard AS/NZ 4220:1994).
The company has undertaken to:
rectify the bunk beds sold, the bunk beds it has in stock and all bunk beds to be sold in the future, to ensure compliance with the mandatory Standard;
write to all the current owners of the bunk beds notifying them of the ACCC's concerns and Floline's intention to modify the bunk beds to achieve compliance with the Standard;
provide the ACCC with a progress report detailing the stage to which it has progressed the rectifications;
provide the ACCC with a final report detailing the completion of all the rectifications;
implement a corporate trade practices compliance program; and
only supply bunk beds that comply with the requirements of the mandatory Standard.
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