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Have you managed to get a supermarket delivery?

Hannah Walsh

With so many people now doing their shopping online, delivery slots have been hard to come by. Have you managed to get one over the last month?

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Help us put an end to price gouging

Chris Walker

Exploitative sellers are profiting from the coronavirus crisis by hiking the prices of essential items. Enough is enough – it has to be stopped.

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Have you spotted coronavirus profiteering?

George Martin

We’ve found that Amazon and eBay are still failing to get to grips with blatant coronavirus price-gouging. We’re now calling for urgent government action.

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Do you know your consumer rights?

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by Melanie Train on 13 May 2018

Royal Wedding memorabilia: treasure or tat?

With less than a week to go until Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s big day, Royal Wedding fever is really gaining pace now. With it comes the inevitable memorabilia, some of it traditionally tasteful, most of it tantalisingly tacky…

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by Kate Hills on 28 April 2018

Do consumers want to buy more British-made products?

There’s a growing demand to buy British, but consumers don’t know where to find British-made products, according to new research. Our guest author and founder of campaign group Make it British explains more… (more on British products…)

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by Peter Vicary-Smith and Alan Kirkland on 26 April 2018

Brexit: an opportunity for consumer-first trade?

Brexit gives the UK and Australian governments a rare chance to strike up a trade deal putting consumers first. Which? CEO Peter Vicary-Smith and CHOICE CEO Alan Kirkland lay out how it can and must be done.

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by Melanie Train on 23 April 2018

Should supermarkets be telling us what to eat?

Last week, Waitrose announced that it will be deploying healthy eating specialists onto shop floors to steer customers away from junk food. Is this a move all supermarkets should be adopting?

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by Will Coultas on 8 April 2018

Bottle charges: would you pay more to tackle the plastic crisis?

Environment Secretary Michael Gove has put forward plans for a deposit return scheme on plastic drinks bottles and cans. Our guest author, Will Coultas, asks: is this a step towards combating our waste problem or an unfair new levy on consumers?

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by Darren Shirley on 5 April 2018

Plastic-backed fridges must be removed from sale

We all expect manufacturers and retailers to only sell products that are safe. And for the most part they do. But we’ve found hundreds of potentially unsafe fridges, freezers and fridge-freezers currently available in shops across the UK and we’re calling for them to be urgently withdrawn from sale. (more on dangerous appliances…)

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