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A grocery aisle at Daily Market Groceries in Canberra City, lined with shelf prices and packaged food

ACCC starts watching supermarket prices under new rule

The regulator is monitoring Coles and Woolworths under an excessive-pricing ban that began on 1 July.

The ACCC is monitoring pricing at Coles and Woolworths after a new prohibition took effect on 1 July. It has no fixed excessive-price threshold: supply costs, reasonable margins and other circumstances shape each assessment.

The regulator will choose an initial group of products using reports and supermarket data, publish that focus list, then provide regular compliance updates.

$30 billion
Revenue test
1 July 2026
Start date

Why it mattersThe rule adds public scrutiny to grocery margins without treating every high shelf price as unlawful.

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