
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.
2025 in numbers
Last year was one of our busiest yet:
- 16,000+ prices compared
- 560+ consumer issues investigated
- 200+ media appearances
Latest News
Keep up to date with the latest from the Jersey Consumer Council
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Travel guidance for The Middle EastThe Jersey Consumer Council extends its thoughts to all those affected by the recent events in the Middle East.
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World Consumer Rights Day – Know your rights and shop with confidenceEach year, on 15 March, people around the world mark World Consumer Rights Day – a chance to celebrate the rights we all share as consumers, and to shine a spotlight on the protections that help make markets fairer, safer and more transparent for everyone.
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Shop smart this Easter: Compare before you buyWhen you next visit Prices.je, you’ll notice that we’ve added a new Easter section. Featuring Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies and hot cross buns, among other products, this seasonal section will help you to shop around for the best prices this Easter.
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Keeping your home dry during wet weather daysWe’ve had an unusually long spell of wet weather over the past few months, and with conditions this damp, many households are having to dry their laundry indoors. Here are some effective steps you can take to keep your home healthier during challenging weather.
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Remember: It pays to shop aroundHave you visited our price comparison website lately? At the Jersey Consumer Council, we know it pays to shop around, so we run Prices.je to empower consumers in Jersey to compare prices before deciding where to spend their money.
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Watch out for Valentine’s romance scamsLooking for love this Valentine’s Day? Dating apps and social media can be great ways to meet people — but they’re also fertile ground for fraudsters. By building trust and then exploiting emotions, dating fraudsters aim to get money, personal details, or even to pull you into “investment” traps. Stay a step ahead with these clear checks and simple actions