Supermarkets and pharmacies caught price gouging for rapid antigen tests can expect to be named and shamed, the ACCC says
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Supermarkets and pharmacies caught price gouging for rapid antigen tests can expect to be named and shamed, the ACCC says

  • ACCC chair Rod Sims says the regulator is prepared to "name and shame" retailers caught price gouging on rapid tests.
  • Consumers have reported tests advertised with markups of more than 100%, while restaurants have added them for $50 on Uber Eats.
  • “I would urge anybody who sees excessive pricing to get onto our website and let us know,” Sims said.
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