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Unit Prices for Groceries: Display Rules in Stores, Online Shops, and Ads

What Are Unit Prices for Groceries?

Unit prices help consumers compare prices and find the best value for money. There are rules about which businesses must display unit prices, where, how, and for what products.

Which Products Require Unit Prices?

Unit prices must be shown for most everyday grocery items like food, drinks, cleaning and personal products. Some products, including hardware, appliances and clothing, don’t need to display a unit price.

A grocery store shelf with unit price labels displayed on various food items.

Common Questions About Unit Pricing

Who sets the rules for unit price display?

There are rules about who must display unit prices, where, how, and for what products. The ACCC acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands across Australia on which we live and work.

Where must unit prices be shown?

There are rules about which businesses must display unit prices, where, how, and for what products.


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