The Dark Secret Behind Coles and Woolworths - What They Don't Want You to Know

Australians have lost trust in supermarkets, with a recent ACCC report revealing the extent of the growing distrust. The report has shed light on Coles and Woolworths' market power and the numerous barriers to entry that prevent smaller businesses from competing with these supermarket giants.

One of the most shocking aspects of the report was the apparent targeting of low-income families by these supermarkets. The report suggests that these vulnerable Australians are being taken advantage of due to their limited access to alternative shopping options. This has led to many labeling the actions of Coles and Woolworths as nothing short of cruel.

But it's not just the targeting of low-income families that has caught the attention of Australians. The report also highlights the significant increase in grocery prices over the past few years. The cost of a standard basket of groceries has skyrocketed, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet.

The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that the tactics used by Coles and Woolworths to drive sales are particularly insidious. The use of 'special deals' and 'discounts' are just a few of the tools employed by these supermarkets to encourage customers to part with their hard-earned cash.

In a shocking exposé, the Courier Mail has revealed the ten sneaky ways supermarkets trick customers into spending more. From carefully placed impulse buys to the use of cleverly designed packaging, it seems there's no end to the ways in which Coles and Woolworths will stop at to get their hands on your cash.

The report by the ACCC is a damning indictment of the practices employed by Coles and Woolworths. It's clear that these supermarkets will stop at nothing to maintain their grip on the Australian market.

As Australians, it's time we take a stand against these giants. We deserve better from our supermarkets, and it's time we demand it. Whether it's shopping at local businesses, boycotting Coles and Woolworths, or simply being more mindful of the tactics employed by these supermarkets, together we can create change.