The Chief Executives of Coles and Woolworths will be grilled this morning in a Senate inquiry in Canberra.
This comes amid accusations and whistleblower testimony of the big supermarkets’ price gauging of both customers and suppliers.
The inquiry's focus is on whether these supermarkets are benefitting from the cost-of-living crisis.
Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume slammed Labor’s policies for adding to the concerns of customers.
In an interview with Sky News Australia, Ms Hume said Labor are unable to “tackle the big issue which is inflation and the drivers of those cost of groceries”.
“They wouldn’t persist with a tax on farmers and a tax on truckies which essentially get passed on directly to the price of groceries,” she added.
