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Maya Manolova: Between 10 and 50,000 Euros Fine per Item in Case of Unjustified Price Increases in Food

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The Consumer Protection Commission will impose sanctions of between 10 and 50,000 euros for each item found to have an unjustified price increase. This was announced by the chairwoman of the commission, Maya Manolova, on the air of “Zdravei, Bulgaria”. The inspections are aimed at food products, with the aim of achieving a price reduction and a fairer value for consumers. “If they cannot prove that the price increase compared to the beginning of…

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The Consumer Protection Commission will impose sanctions of between 10 and 50,000 euros for each item found to have an unjustified price increase. This was announced by the chairwoman of the commission, Maya Manolova, on the air of “Zdravei, Bulgaria”. The inspections are aimed at food products, with the aim of achieving a price reduction and a fairer value for consumers. “If they cannot prove that the price increase compared to the beginning of…

The Consumer Protection Commission will impose fines of 10,000 to 50,000 euros for each product with an unjustified increased price. This was announced by the Chairperson of the Consumer Protection Commission Maya Manolova to NOVA. The inspections are mainly aimed at food products, and retail chains will have to prove that the price increases compared to the beginning of August are economically […]

The Consumer Protection Commission will be extremely harsh in its sanctions for cases of unjustified price increases. The philosophy of fines will not ...

Heavy fines of 10,000 to 50,000 euros for each individual item threaten retail chains if they fail to justify the price hike on the shelves.

The Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) is preparing sanctions of 10,000 to 50,000 euros for each item found to have an unjustified price increase. Traders will have to prove that the price increase compared to the beginning of August is justified by changes in their costs, explained to Nova TV the chairwoman of the commission, Maya Manolova. According to her, the inspections are mainly aimed at food products.

The Consumer Protection Commission will impose sanctions of between 10 and 50,000 euros for each item found to have an unjustified price increase. This was announced by the chairwoman of the commission, Maya Manolova, in the morning block of Nova TV. The inspections are aimed at food products, with the aim of achieving a price reduction and a fairer value for consumers. "If they cannot prove that the price increase compared to the beginning of A…

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fakti.bg broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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