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Whether caused by a spilled product, a leaking refrigerator unit or a recently mopped floor, wet surfaces without adequate warning signage are one of the most common causes of supermarket injury claims.

Poorly stacked shelves, overloaded displays and improperly secured products can fall without warning and cause serious head, neck and upper body injuries to shoppers below.

Raised tiles, torn carpet, uneven surfaces and unmarked changes in floor level in store aisles, entrances and car parks are a major source of trip and fall injuries.

A trolley with a broken wheel, a faulty brake or a damaged frame can cause sudden falls, wrist and ankle injuries or collisions with other shoppers or fixtures.

Potholes, poor drainage, inadequate lighting, unmarked hazards and ungritted surfaces in supermarket car parks are the responsibility of the store operator.

Stock pallets, delivery cages, boxes and other equipment left in shopping aisles without adequate warning or clearance are a known hazard — and the store's responsibility to manage.