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Can too much choice overload consumers?
Psychologists found supermarket shoppers confronted with a larger choice range were more likely to make a sub-optimal ch...
Choice blasts Freedom Foods over “bag of sugar”
Shonkys takes aim at Health Star Rating and singles out XO Crunch for "health washing".
Choice urges ministers to act on health star rating
Lower Health Star Rating may lead to penalising products with high sugar content.
Customers more satisfied with local supermarkets: Choice
Locally produced goods and ease of parking push smaller chains ahead.
Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain Smash makes it on Choice Shonkys list
Choice Shonkys 2018 names and shames misleading brands.
CHOICE calls for better alcoholic drinks labelling
Consumer group wants kilojoule labelling to be improved.
Coles chief says expensive grocery prices are ‘crazy’
Supermarket giant plans to convert an additional 180 stores to include bakeries.
ALDI emerges as cheapest supermarket in Australia
CHOICE survey reveals the most expensive grocery.
CHOICE launches campaign against latest product industry proposal
Consumer group against removal of product weight on packaging.
Kids’ vitamin gummies: unhealthy, poorly regulated and exploitative
They are "not a substitute" for a healthy diet.
EFA welcomes new free range egg labelling standard
It will inform consumers of hen stock density on packaging.
Watchdog takes court action on “flushable” wipes
ACCC files case against Kimberly-Clark and rival Pental for "misleading" wipes claims.
Vanish defends product after Choice Shonky shame
Consumer advocacy group names this year's 'worst performing products'.
CHOICE statements ‘disingenuous’
Confectionery industry slams suggestions they are not doing their part in the Health Star Rating System.
CHOICE calls out junk food giants
Consumer group encourages major brands to roll out Health Stars Ratings on all their products.
Aust, NZ dairy export prospects improving
Global dairy market may be starting to return to balance.
Popular sour lollies fail Choice test
Different sour lolly products fail the acid test of consumer group Choice.
Snack bars hiding sugars as fruit: Choice
Consumer advocacy group questions the real fruit content in some snack bars.