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Organic industry doubles down on growth in landmark strategy
The strategy marks the first time organic certification bodies have aligned behind a coordinated national research agend...
Retailers warned it is now illegal to stock or sell automatic baby feeders
Under the new regulations, it is illegal to manufacture, possess, supply, or offer these products for sale.
Danone, Nestlé face new probe over infant formula recalls
The contamination triggered infant formula recalls in several countries and fuelled concerns among parents.
Spike in illicit alcohol sparks concerns over spirits tax settings
Illegal alcohol is no longer a niche compliance issue, but a growing threat to consumers, legitimate retailers, and publ...
‘Blatant breach’: Former United Petroleum outlet operators penalised
This is the fifth time the FWO has secured penalties against former operators of United Petroleum-branded outlets.
Commentary: Coles could face hundreds of millions in fines after verdict
The maximum penalty in this case could be $50 million per breach of consumer law, or more.
Budget unpacked: What Chalmers’ changes mean for retailers
From Temu to tax write-offs, the measures retailers are watching closest.
When ‘Down Down doesn’t add up: How the ACCC caught Coles
“They’ve lost it in the court of public opinion”: ACCC wins.
Coles found guilty in ACCC ‘Down Down’ case
The ACCC watchdog claimed that Coles engaged in "illusory" discounts through its ‘Down Down’ promotion.
Recall: The Han Kitchen Topokki Cup Original 140g
The product has been on sale in Coles and Woolworths nationally and online.
A2 Milk recalls infant formula in US over toxin risk
Symptoms of exposure typically appear within 30 minutes to six hours and may include nausea and vomiting.
Lindt chocolate bunny ad found not misleading following viewer’s complaint
A consumer believed that ad created the impression that the chocolate bunny is solid, while, in fact, it is hollow.
A2 Milk wins copycat case in Australia court
The New Zealand-based dairy company claimed that Care A2 Plus knowingly used similar 'A2/A2+' branding.
‘Landmark shift’: Organic sector welcomes government review of regulations
“Australia’s certified organic operators have been left to compete in a domestic market where the term ‘organic’ can too...
Inside NSW’s bizarre bottle shop trading laws on Anzac Day
A bizarre set of laws means some liquor stores can open, while neighbouring ones are forced to close.
Kegstar’s Konvoy acquisition blocked by NZ regulator
No conclusion on the deal has been reached in Australia as yet, the ACCC said.
The price of belief: Woolworths, the ACCC and the illusion of savings
From “illusory” discounts to shaken trust, the case of the decade is set to reshape retail.
Recall: Austral Herbs – Certified Organic Garlic Powder
Consumers have been advised not to eat the product.
California upholds kangaroo trade ban, rejecting push to reopen market
California has banned trade in kangaroo products since 1971.
NSW liquor retailers argue against ‘discriminatory’ Anzac Day trading laws
For the second year running, around 80 per cent of packaged liquor retailers across the state will have to close on Anza...
