The Consumers' Confederation Announces New Data on Prices in Retail Chains
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The Consumer Protection Commission will announce new data from price inspections in retail chains. The inspections so far have found markups of over 140% for some food products, NOVA reported. Among the goods with the highest markups are butter, cheese and yellow cheese, as well as tomatoes and onions. If retail chains do not present an economic justification for the increase, sanctions may follow according to the law. Fine of up to 50,000 euros…
On October 21, joint inspections of the CPC, NRA and BFSA will begin, according to the powers of each of the authorities, in the warehouses of large retail chains. ...
The Consumer Protection Commission will also call on the Competition Protection Commission to intervene in its attempts to lower the prices of basic food products.
The Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) will present new results from inspections in large retail chains during a briefing at the regulator's building. In the previous release of data, the commission reported markups of over 100% for some basic food products. According to the information presented, the markup is highest for butter – 141 percent. Next are cheese with […]
The Consumer Protection Commission will present new data from inspections carried out in retail chains. The information will be announced at a briefing at the regulator's building.
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