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Pricing and profits under scrutiny in supermarkets inquiry

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The first in a string of public hearings looking into Australia's major supermarkets is underway. The inquiry, led by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, will examine the pricing dynamics, competition settings, supply chain concerns and profit margins of major retailers.
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