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False or misleading representations in relation to the health and nutritional benefits of eating Heart Smart Eggs, produced by Southern Egg Pty Ltd, Hindmarsh Valley Enterprises Pty Ltd (trading as South Coast Eggs), Egg Industry Co-operative Ltd, Wallace Bros.
Proposed acquisition of port of Portland would be likely to have the effect of substantially lessening competition in the supply of port services.
Undertaking to allow access to land transport and freight forwarder operators to the port and its facilities.
The consortium also undertook not to conduct any business which uses the port for the movement of goods or produce, without reasonable advance notice to the Commission, and not to acquire any interest in the port of Geelong or the port of Adelaide without giving the Commission reasonable advance notice.
Proposed acquisition of port of Portland would be likely to have the effect of substantially lessening competition in the supply of port services.
Undertaking to allow access to land transport and freight forwarder operators to the port and its facilities.
The consortium also undertook not to conduct any business which uses the port for the movement of goods or produce, without reasonable advance notice to the Commission, and not to acquire any interest in the port of Geelong or the port of Adelaide without giving the Commission reasonable advance notice.
Proposed acquisition of port of Portland would be likely to have the effect of substantially lessening competition in the supply of port services.
Undertaking to allow access to land transport and freight forwarder operators to the port and its facilities.
The consortium also undertook not to conduct any business which uses the port for the movement of goods or produce, without reasonable advance notice to the Commission, and not to acquire any interest in the port of Geelong or the port of Adelaide without giving the Commission reasonable advance notice.
Demanding payment for advertising which an Aboriginal community claimed not to have authorised.
Undertakings given to:
cease any conduct which leads to the placing of advertising without the authorisation of clients;
modify its practices by engaging each of its clients on contract; and
establish a compliance program.
Misleading or deceptive conduct in relation to an Ansett Australia Frequent Flyer (AAFF) promotion.
Undertakings given to:
remove from circulation the publications containing the promotion;
place corrective advertising in its magazine;
allocate AAFF points for economy and discount economy travel to members who can prove they took Singapore Airlines flights or are booked to travel on Singapore Airlines up to 30 June 1996;
include a reference to AAFF terms and conditions on frequent flyer application forms; and
continue to update, develop and implement a compliance program.
Unconscionable conduct in relation to supplying a franchisee with a software package without disclosing it had a lock-out code, and asking the franchisee to sign a revised franchise agreement before supplying the password.
Undertakings given to:
continue to provide the necessary passwords to franchisees supplied with the software package for the currency of their agreements;
fully inform franchisees about the existence or effect of any conditions before supplying the new software package; and
not place franchisees under unconscionable pressure when negotiating the terms of their franchise agreements, the need for a new or revised franchise agreement, and for the provision of any computer system.
The company also undertook to:
institute a compliance program and a complaints handling system; and
apply to become subject to the Franchising Code of Practice.
Misleading or deceptive conduct in selling advertising in three regional community business and street directories in Tasmania on the basis that substantially more households would receive a directory than actually did, and that the directories were annual when at least one was current for only nine months.
Undertakings given:
to provide full refunds to customers who advertised in the directories where they believe they have been disadvantaged by the company’s conduct;
to place a public apology notice in certain Tasmanian newspapers; and
not to misrepresent the distribution of its directories or the length of time its directories were in circulation.
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