The Economic Ministry has fined five shops citing violations of Consumer Protection Regulations, reports Haveeru.
The Ministry inspected 26 shops but did not reveal the names of any found. Those found violating regulations were fined Rf 500 for every product sold in violation of regulations, which can include a lack of usage instructions or expiry dates on packaged products, or price tags.
Shops inspected included supermarkets, the Ministry said in a statement. Future inspections will be conducted by Male’ City Council.
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