Seen an abandoned Coles trolley? To ensure shopping trolleys are kept off the streets and in stores for customers to use, Coles has developed a new method of reporting abandoned Coles shopping trolleys.
To report an abandoned trolley, download the ‘Coles Supermarket’ app from your app store and select the ‘Report an abandoned trolley’ function and follow the prompts.
For more information visit www.coles.com.au/customer-service/abandoned-trolley or phone 1800 876 553.
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