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26 October 2026

Australia's second largest veggie company admits 'cartel conduct'

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Australia's second largest veggie company admits 'cartel conduct'

Perfection Fresh Australia has admitted fixing the price of broccoli, cauliflower and lettuce sold to Aldi stores in New South Wales.

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