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Heads up to all our retail friends out there. There will now be new legal requirements regarding country of origin labelling, and it will come into force July 2018. ACCC deputy chairman Dr Michael Schaper stated on 8 May 2017 that “In particular, businesses should review any claims on their product labelling or advertising which suggests that the product was ‘Made in’ a particular country.” The ominous warning from Dr Schaper stipulates that “Consumers are often willing to pay a premium for products that originate from particular countries, but they need to be able to trust the labels. Failure to label products correctly may expose a business to penalties of up to $1.1 million.”

After having received over 3,000 complaints over the past five years the ACCC has finally had enough. If you find yourself facing a consumer complaint or would simply like advice please feel free to give us a ring at Priority Business Lawyers. Alternatively, if you would like to educate yourself further on the recent changes in anticipation of 1 July 2018 please head over to the ACCC web page for a detailed guide on country of original labelling: Click Here

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Raea Khan Circle
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Raea Khan

Raea is Managing Director and Principal Lawyer for PBl Law Group. Raea assists clients with major projects, property developments, construction and strata law.

He has worked in Western Australia and Queensland assisting with expansion projects in the energy and resource sector and now predominately advises clients in Strata and Community Association matters.

He is a member of the Australian College of Strata Lawyers where majority of his work is advising developers and owners corporations with dispute related minor and major defects, strata governance and common property litigation. He is proficient at leading negotiations and meetings.

Raea has a particular interest in the commercial aspect of any dispute and always tries to weigh up the risk, reward and benefit of legal proceedings at each different stage.

Raea enjoys all forms of competitive sport, including Crossfit and actively participates in Triathlons, representing Australia as an age group athlete. He was a member of Red Head Surf Lifesaving club.

  • Strata Law
  • Construction & Major Projects
  • Commercial and Business Law
  • Planning & Environment Law