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Consumers in the North will not be deprived of their rights – Abraham

Consumers in the North will not be deprived of their rights – Abraham

By Shanil Singh
25/12/2020
FCCC CEO Joel Abraham. [image: FCCC/Facebook]

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is currently conducting inspections in the Northern Division and have ensured that Fijians in the Northern Division are not deprived of their rights as consumers.

FCCC CEO Joel Abraham says it is critical that no Fijian, especially if they have been affected by the cyclone, is subject to unfair treatment by unscrupulous traders trying to take advantage of the situation.

Abraham says their Special Response Teams will conduct inspections and price monitoring on the regulated products and services.

Abraham has also urged consumers to keep an eye out for expired items or those that have been spoiled due to the electricity being disconnected.

He has warned traders to destroy or discard any item that is unfit for consumption and not to sell them to the public.

Abraham says this is a very serious matter as people’s health and lives are at stake and strongest possible action will be taken against a trader is found doing so.

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