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Hefty fines, tougher code could cut grocery prices: PM

Anthony Albanese believes a supermarket mandatory code of conduct will cut grocery prices. Photo: Con Chrosnis/AAP.
By Tess Ikonomou, Andrew Brown and Kat Wong in Canberra/AAP

Supermarkets could be slapped with millions in fines under a mandatory code of conduct in a move the prime minister […]

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