BREAKING: A Federal Court Just Caught Them Faking Their Own Discounts (They Tried to Bury This)

By Scott Kuru

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435,000 Australians have admitted to stealing food just to eat. The two companies selling that food are banking billion dollar profits. In this video, I unpack how Australia's supermarket duopoly became one of the most profitable grocery markets on the planet, why falling inflation never brings your weekly shop back down, and what the court rulings, the ACCC findings and the class action really mean for the money leaving your account every week. Coles, Woolworths, the farmers who supply them and the regulators meant to police them all sit inside the same system, and once you understand how that system is built you will never read a down down ticket the same way again. Stay with me to the end, because the next phase of grocery pricing is already installed in the aisles and there is nothing in Australian law stopping it. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro | Stealing food in a rich country 03:13 Why p

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