Food supplements manufacturer fined for misleading consumers
Court finds that the company gave the impression its royal jelly products were from New Zealand, when they were mostly sourced from China.
Tag: consumer affairs
Fashion giant pays $630,000 in penalties over untrue product claims
Mosaic Brands made false claims about its hand sanitisers and face masks during last year’s Covid-19 lockdown in Australia.
Beware of flood-damage scams by ‘tradies’, NSW consumers warned
NSW Fair Trading says scams by dodgy ‘tradespeople’ are on the rise as residents of flood-hit areas try to get back on their feet.
VW Australia must pay $125-million penalty for emissions deception
Full Court dismisses Volkswagen’s appeal and says record fine for misleading consumers over diesel emissions is ‘not excessive’.
Britain’s Easter Bunny in the midst of a business boom
As the UK’s lockdown eases over Easter, the Brits are rushing to celebrate with extra Easter eggs and hot-cross buns, among other things.
Consumer giant to halt excessive photo editing in its adverts
Unilever also says it plans to stop using the word ‘normal’ to describe products as it seeks a ‘more inclusive definition of beauty’.
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