Submission: Review of grocery unit pricing
Consumer Action believes unit pricing is, and will continue to be, an appropriate regulatory mechanism and appears to create a number of direct and indirect benefits to consumers and competition, at relatively little cost. However, research undertaken by the Queensland Consumers Association and CHOICE indicates we are not achieving optimal benefits from the unit pricing regime, and changes to the unit pricing code are justified.
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