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ACCC Toyota Environmental Claim
About this case
Filing year
2023
Status
Pending
Geography
Court/admin entity
Australia → Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Case category
Suits against corporations, individuals (Global) → Corporations (Global) → Misleading advertising (Global)
Principal law
Australia → Competition and Consumer Act 2010
At issue
Whether Toyota has made claims around the environmental performance of its vehicles and the company’s transition plan that are misleading or deceptive.
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Summary
Greenpeace Australia Pacific, with support from the Environmental Defenders Office, has filed a complaint to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) requesting that the ACCC open an investigation into environmental claims made by Toyota, to determine whether these claims are misleading or deceptive. The complaint focuses on claims around the environmental performance of Toyota’s vehicles and the company’s net zero ambitions. Greenpeace alleges that Toyota’s net zero ambitions are contravened by its current car production plans, which do not include a rapid enough transition to electric vehicles, and that the company had lobbied to “halt, weaken, or delay vehicle emissions standards."
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Impacted group
Renewable energy
Fossil fuel
Greenhouse gas
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Adaptation/resilience
Finance