“Isn’t helpful”: Supermarket duopoly’s online labelling under fire

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Australia’s grocery duopoly have found themselves in hot water over failures to share nutritional information and  allergy warnings, on products sold online.  According to a new study from University of New South Wales based on a study of more than 22,000 products across Woolworths’ and Coles’ online stores, most products were missing a crucial piece of information on online pages.  Instead, this information was either presented only on the product’s representative image,

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