ACCC: Definition
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) serves as Australia’s national regulator overseeing competition, consumer protection, fair trade, and product safety.
For Sustainability Managers
Understanding ACCC ensures your sustainability programme remains compliant with current regulations.
For CFOs
ACCC directly impacts financial planning, risk exposure, and regulatory compliance costs.
For Sustainability Reporting
Including ACCC in your reports demonstrates rigour and alignment with global best practice.
Related Terms
ASIC
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) serves as Australia's unified regulator for corporate affairs, financial markets, financial services, and consumer credit.
Circular economy
The circular economy model entails sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing, and recycling products and materials to extend their lifecycle.
CSR
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) comprises policies implemented by a company to positively impact the world.
Eco-friendly
A business is eco-friendly when it is not harmful to the environment, or it is trying to help the environment
Environmental claim
Environmental claims, also known as "green claims," are statements made by companies regarding the environmentally beneficial attributes or qualities of their products and services. These claims can pertain to the manner in which products are produced, packaged, distributed, used, consumed, and disposed of.