Calls for Amazon, Costco to fall under code of conduct
@MichaelWestBiz - 2024-04-08T17:30:00.000Z

Global retail behemoths Amazon and Costco should be subject to the supermarket code of conduct alongside other large Australian companies, according to grocery giant Woolworths. An interim review into the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct released on Monday recommended the guidelines be made mandatory for supermarkets with yearly revenues exceeding $5 billion – which […]

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