Learn about the consumer rights that businesses must meet when selling products and services, and what consumers can do if their rights aren’t met.

Kick-start your career and race ahead of the pack in the ACCC graduate program. At the ACCC you’ll work with great people to promote competition and fair trading and protect consumers in Australia.

The ACCC is warning battery and solar suppliers and electricity retailers their sales practices must meet scrutiny as demand for home batteries and solar systems jumps due to subsidy schemes and the ...

This report outlines the findings of the ACCC’s 2022 internet sweep of environmental claims. It details the key issues identified in the sweep, and provides an overview of the ACCC’s planned work ...

Environmental and sustainability claims must be true, accurate and based on reasonable grounds. Businesses have responsibilities under the Australian Consumer Law not to make false or misleading ...

The Australian Consumer Law protects consumers from certain unfair behaviour by businesses. Unfair practices relate to things like: how businesses promote, sell and deliver products and services what ...

Codes of conduct provide a set of rules or minimum standards for an industry. They cover the relationship between industry participants and their customers.

Environment and sustainability claims must be truthful and accurate. You should have reasonable grounds for making representation about future events. Businesses have responsibilities under the ...

On 25 March 2024, Infant Nutrition Council Limited lodged an application for authorisation to allow current and future manufacturers in, and importers into, Australia of infant formula to continue to ...

The general policy of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the Australian Energy Regulator on the collection, use and disclosure of information.

Report to the Australian Senate on anti-competitive and other practices by health funds and providers in relation to private health insurance ...