article_snippet.sent: Supermarket giant Coles has been ordered to pay $2.5 million in penalties after lying to shoppers about the freshness of Supermarket giant Coles bread.
article_snippet.sent: It was slammed with a three-year ban to no longer promote It bread as baked on the day It is sold or made from fresh dough and has now received a hefty fine. '
article_snippet.sent: Federal Court slammed Coles with a $2.5 million fine and banned Federal Court from advertising Federal Court par-baked bread from being baked fresh on the day Federal Court is sold for three years .
article_snippet.sent: After an investigation by the ACCC Coles was also ordered to display a Federal Court corrective notice in Federal Court stores and on Federal Court website informing shoppers that Federal Court had broken Australian consumer law by falsely advertising bread products as 'Baked Today, Sold Today' and 'Freshly Baked In-Store'.
article_snippet.sent: After an investigation by the ACCC Coles was also ordered to display a Federal corrective notice in stores .
highlights_snippet.sent: Coles ordered to pay $2.5 million in penalties after lying to shoppers .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Coles also ordered to display a Federal Court corrective notice in stores .