Woolies and Coles have ‘limited incentive’ to compete hard on price, ACCC finds

The consumer watchdog’s hotly anticipated report into Australian supermarkets concludes the two major players have so much power, they don’t need to compete “vigorously”, but the ACCC stopped short of declaring grocery prices excessive.  The consumer watchdog’s hotly anticipated report into Australian supermarkets concludes the two major players have so much power, they don’t need to compete “vigorously”, but the ACCC stopped short of declaring grocery prices excessive.  Supermarkets, Business and Industry Regulation, Consumer Protection, Grocery Shopping, Inflation Latest business news