Recycling claims for JVC brand nickel cadmium batteries bearing the 'recyclable' symbol — three arrows in the form of a triangle. While recycling facilities were available in Japan when the batteries were distributed and sold in Australia, there were no such facilities in Australia.
False or misleading entries in 1993 Adelaide 'White Pages' and 'Yellow Pages' telephone directories. The entries alluded to these companies having various Adelaide suburban branch offices, which did not actually exist.
Misrepresentation concerning place of origin of a James Wilton suit which was manufactured in Mexico but represented as `Made in Italy'.
Undertaking not to misrepresent the place of origin of any clothing.
False or misleading entries in 1994 Adelaide 'White Pages' and 'Yellow Pages' telephone directories. The entries alluded to these companies having various Adelaide suburban branch offices, which did not actually exist.
Unqualified or inadequately qualified representations as to fibre content of `Mentor Sox'.
The socks were labelled on the front panel as Mentor Sox Cotton, Mentor Sox Angora Wool, Mentor Sox Lurex, Mentor Sox Fine Wool, Mentor Sox Fine Cotton and Mentor Sox Wool.
Unqualified or inadequately qualified representations as to fibre content of socks.
The socks were labelled on the front panel as Soft Cotton, Cotton Push Down, Mercerised Cotton and Cotton.
False and misleading representations concerning the place of origin of a number of fridge magnets.
Undertaking given that the company, its directors, servants or agents would not misrepresent by any means the place of origin of its range of fridge magnets and other products.
False and misleading claims concerning the place of origin of `Aquarius' soft drink.
The cans bore the legend `Prepared and Canned for CCA Beverages, 71 Macquarie Street, Sydney, 2000'. There was no indication that they were made and filled in Taiwan.
Attempting to obtain agreement of registered trophy retailers in the Gold Coast area to collectively exclude certain parties from the market and attempting to restrict competition in the retail trophy market.
