The work promises to prohibit the scrupting of the supermarket prices

Supermarkets face a repression of prices if the Albanian government is re -elected while the work moves to reassure the voters, he listened to their concerns on the cost of living by forming a new task force that could strengthen the laws on any scriccioli in the sector dominated by Coles and Woolworths.

But politics is stopped by the coalition plan to deliver the power to break large supermarket chains to the regulators to face the extreme cases of market power abuse and the Australian competition and the consumer commission have Already in court Woolworth and Coles According to the existing laws for the alleged offer of “illusion discounts”.

The guard dog A harmful report published At the beginning of this month this stated that the main supermarket chains of the country were among the most profitable in the world and could not convey the full benefit of the savings on costs for consumers. But that relationship stopped unless they accuse them of creaking prices or recommending companies.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will announce Labor’s policy on Sunday. “The Labor will make supermarkets work illegal because Australian families deserve a fair checkout price and Australian farmers deserve a fair price for their goods,” he said in a note.

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According to politics, a second -term Albanian government would have established a public service task force and other experts to provide advice on a “excessive price regime” for supermarkets, which would therefore be monitored by the Commission.

Woolworth and Coles denied the cause of the commission prices against them, arguing that the discounts they offered were authentic, that the increases in prices were caused by suppliers who needed to recover higher costs and that the rating on the prices of the Acc used a misleading measure of their profitability.

The commission estimates that Woolworths has 38 % of the supermarket sector, followed by Coles on 29 % and the German disco at 9 %. The IgA stores provided by Metcash have 7 %.

The treasurer Jim Chalmers said that the government plans will offer more competition, more fair prices and better agreements for Australians. “Work is ensuring that Australians are not treated as cups,” he said. “We are offering a better deal for families at the checkout and a better agreement for farmers at the Fattoria gate.”