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Australia’s supermarkets grew profit margins as living costs soared, says regulator

  • More than 40% of Australians have changed their grocery shopping habits since the ACCC inquiry began last year, with some shopping at major supermarkets less frequently, according to research from Canstar Blue.
  • The ACCC's report revealed that grocery prices have increased 24% over five years, criticizing supermarkets for not passing on savings, although it did not classify the sector as an 'oligopoly' or accuse them of price gouging.
  • The Albanese Government has agreed in principle to the ACCC's 20 recommendations to ensure better competition and transparency in the supermarket sector, aiming to help farmers and suppliers.
  • Treasurer Jim Chalmers stated that the government's actions aim to provide a fair deal for families at the checkout, stressing that Australians shouldn't be taken advantage of by supermarkets.
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The Age broke the news in Australia on Thursday, March 20, 2025.
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