
Giving a voice to consumers in Jersey since 1995
We’re here to stand up for consumers.
We shine a light on issues, call out what’s not right, and give Islanders clear, up-to-date information so they can make smart choices.
2024 in numbers
Last year was one of our busiest yet:
- 14,000+ prices compared
- 560+ consumer issues investigated
- 110 media appearances
Latest News
Keep up to date with the latest from the Jersey Consumer Council
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A fair for the people
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Jersey Consumer Council – three decades spent standing up for Islanders, challenging unfairness, and giving consumers a voice. It’s a milestone we're proud of, but rather than throwing a party to celebrate ourselves, we asked a simple question: how can we give something back?
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What to expect and who you’ll meet at the Jersey Consumer Fair
The Jersey Consumer Council is proud to be celebrating 30 years of championing Islanders’ rights by hosting its first Consumer Fair on 19 and 20 September at St Helier Town Hall. With a wide range of exhibitors confirmed, the two-day event promises to be a valuable, engaging, and empowering event for Islanders of all ages.
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Video: Find out more about Jersey's first Consumer Fair
We're looking forward to seeing you at Jersey's first Consumer Fair. It's taking place at St Helier's Town Hall on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 September, between 9.30am and 4.30pm.
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Unsolicited parcels? It could be a brushing scam
Have you ever received a parcel you didn’t order? Recently, we were contacted by a consumer who had received several parcels from Amazon that he hadn’t ordered, and he didn’t know what to do. We discovered that it was most likely that he has been the victim of a brushing scam.
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Jersey Consumer Council to hold a Consumer Fair to celebrate its 30th Anniversary
We'll be holding a free two-day consumer fair to help Islanders with everything ranging from the cost-of-living crisis to online safety, and to provide free advice and money-saving tips.
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Jersey Post temporarily suspend sending parcels to the US due to Trump customs fees
Islanders won’t temporarily be able to send any parcels to America, due to an executive order from US President Donald Trump that will impose extra fees on parcels of all sizes.