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In between 2006 and 2008 Global Green Plan Ltd operated a retailer of GreenPower known as GreenSwitch.

This undertaking varies the undertaking originally given by IGA Distribution Pty Limited and accepted by the ACCC on 2 October 2009.

Avis Australia has given the ACCC an undertaking under section 87B of the Act to resolve its conduct about pricing on its website reservation site. Avis has acknowledged that its conduct was likely to have contravened section 53C of the Act, and it acknowledges the ACCC concerns that its conduct was likely to contravene section 52 of the Act.

The ACCC's inquiry report published in July 2008 identified concerns that restrictive provisions in lease agreements in respect of supermarket space could restrict the ability of supermarket operators to establish supermarkets in shopping centres. The ACCC conducted an industry-wide investigation into whether restrictive provisions in lease agreements in supermarket leases could have the purpose and/or effect of substantially lessening competition in a market. The ACCC was concerned that by including restrictive provisions in lease agreements, supermarket operators may have prevented and/or hindered other supermarket operators from entering and competing in markets for the acquisition of supermarket space and/or retail grocery markets. ALDI Foods Pty Ltd is a supermarket operator in Australia.

The ACCC's inquiry report published in July 2008 identified concerns that restrictive provisions in lease agreements in respect of supermarket space could restrict the ability of supermarket operators to establish supermarkets in shopping centres. The ACCC conducted an industry-wide investigation into whether restrictive provisions in lease agreements in supermarket leases could have the purpose and/or effect of substantially lessening competition in a market. The ACCC was concerned that by including restrictive provisions in lease agreements, supermarket operators may have prevented and/or hindered other supermarket operators from entering and competing in markets for the acquisition of supermarket space and/or retail grocery markets. Australian United Retailers Limited trading as Foodworks (Foodworks) is a supermarket operator in Australia.

The ACCC's inquiry report published in July 2008 identified concerns that restrictive provisions in lease agreements in respect of supermarket space could restrict the ability of supermarket operators to establish supermarkets in shopping centres. The ACCC conducted an industry-wide investigation into whether restrictive provisions in lease agreements in supermarket leases could have the purpose and/or effect of substantially lessening competition in a market. The ACCC was concerned that by including restrictive provisions in lease agreements, supermarket operators may have prevented and/or hindered other supermarket operators from entering and competing in markets for the acquisition of supermarket space and/or retail grocery markets. SPAR Australia Limited is a supermarket operator in Australia.

The ACCC's inquiry report published in July 2008 identified concerns that restrictive provisions in lease agreements in respect of supermarket space could restrict the ability of supermarket operators to establish supermarkets in shopping centres. The ACCC conducted an industry-wide investigation into whether restrictive provisions in lease agreements in supermarket leases could have the purpose and/or effect of substantially lessening competition in a market. The ACCC was concerned that by including restrictive provisions in lease agreements, supermarket operators may have prevented and/or hindered other supermarket operators from entering and competing in markets for the acquisition of supermarket space and/or retail grocery markets. Metcash Limited acknowledges the ACCC's concerns in relation to potential anti-competitive effects of restrictive provisions in lease agreements. To address the ACCC's concerns, Metcash has provided the ACCC with an Undertaking pursuant to section 87B of the TPA.

The ACCC's inquiry report published in July 2008 identified concerns that restrictive provisions in lease agreements in respect of supermarket space could restrict the ability of supermarket operators to establish supermarkets in shopping centres. The ACCC conducted an industry-wide investigation into whether restrictive provisions in lease agreements in supermarket leases could have the purpose and/or effect of substantially lessening competition in a market. The ACCC was concerned that by including restrictive provisions in lease agreements, supermarket operators may have prevented and/or hindered other supermarket operators from entering and competing in markets for the acquisition of supermarket space and/or retail grocery markets. Franklins Pty Ltd is a supermarket operator in Australia.