Several Qatari retailers have been selling products after their expiry date and giving false descriptions of their ingredients, according to the country’s Ministry of Business and Trade.
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The Daily Peninsula reported that the ministry’s Consumer Protection Department had found a total of 95 violations of the consumer protection law in the last month.
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Not displaying prices and refusing to exchange products sold were also among the 350 complaints filed by consumers to the CPD last month.
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In 2012 several outlets were found selling counterfeit sanitary products. According to the Qatari law, suppliers found violating the consumer protection law may face imprisonment for up to two years and/or a fine that can be doubled if the supplier repeats the offence in five years. Fines for violations can reach up to QR 1 million.
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Read more: http://www.arabianbusiness.com/qatari-retailers-selling-products-after-expiry-date-488310.html
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