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“We listened and recognised that many customers and teams wanted us to do more to help them celebrate the day.”

While the sector’s earnings have increased sixfold, poor bargaining power has left its employees among the lowest-paid in Australia and most vulnerable to inflation

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Consumer advocacy group sampled 10 hams from major Australian supermarkets, with the worst ham also the most expensive

Legal rebuttals against accusations of misleading shoppers lodged in federal court

The supermarkets also heavily promote unhealthy foods, often displaying them prominently, Guardian analysis shows

Supermarkets face fines of up to $10 million if caught breaching a grocery code of conduct that will become mandatory.

Representatives from major supermarkets and suppliers have appeared before an inquiry as the consumer watchdog prepares to report on the sector.

Supermarket giant Coles rejects punishing fresh produce suppliers who disagree on pricing, as the company is grilled at an inquiry into the sector.