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The 13 'Down Down' tickets behind Coles' court loss — and what the ruling could mean
Justice Michael O'Bryan found Coles had misled consumers in a judgment handed down on Thursday morning.
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theage.com.au
Coles to face fines ‘in the hundreds of millions’ after discounts ruled a sham
In a landmark decision, Justice Michael O’Bryan found the discounts were based on previous prices that were offered for too short a period to be considered real.
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news.com.au
‘Misleading’: Coles loses Down Down fight
Coles engaged in “misleading” marketing through its Down Down campaign, offering discounts that an ordinary consumer would not believe were genuine, a judge has ruled.
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sbs.com.au
The 13 'Down Down' tickets behind Coles' court loss — and what the ruling could mean
Justice Michael O'Bryan found Coles had misled consumers in a judgment handed down on Thursday morning.
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abc.net.au
These charts show how Coles Down Down pricing patterns duped shoppers
The pricing patterns of these six products show how Coles was found to have misled consumers through its Down Down pricing patterns.
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afr.com
Coles lost ‘Down Down’ fight but won Canberra’s price gouging war
It is ironic that the supermarket giant has been found guilty of moving too fast to provide cost-of-living relief to shoppers at a time of rapid inflation.
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theguardian.com
Coles put commercial interests above its customers – and was caught red-handed
Reputation of Australia’s big supermarkets takes another hit as federal court finds Coles misled shoppers by promoting fake discounts
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rnz.co.nz
Australian court finds grocery giant Coles misled shoppers over discounts
The supermarket was found to hike prices on hundreds of goods then advertise discounts even though the discounted prices were higher than the earlier sale prices.
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For retailers, the comforts of the Coles ruling are a legal mirage
The decision will embolden the ACCC and the silver lining of a predictable “12-week rule” is a hallucination. Legally, the case confirms the consumer is king.
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Coles court defeat won’t be a win for its customers
A landmark ruling on the supermarket’s sham discounts will force changes to promotions, ensuring budget buyers are likely to see fewer bargains.