Australia Grocery Giants May Face Fines Under Code to Help Cost of Living
Bloomberg - 2024-04-08T01:27:55.081Z

Australia’s supermarket giants could face millions of dollars in fines under a mandatory code of conduct recommended by an interim government review, the latest step to tackle a national cost-of-living crisis sparked by stubbornly high inflation.

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