Unidentified clothing merchandise sold at a retail establishment in Gelendzhik results in financial penalty
In a recent development, the territorial department of the Krasnodar Territory's Rospotrebnadzor conducted an inspection in the "Munich" store located in Gelendzhik. The inspection, which was reported by the department's press service, revealed that the store was selling 140 units of light industry goods from European Union countries without mandatory labeling in the GIS MT "Fair Sign" system.
As a result of the inspection, the goods were removed from sale during the inspection. A protocol of arrest was drawn up, but the fine and confiscation are not mentioned in the initial report by the press service of the department.
The court has since ordered the confiscation of the unmarked products and imposed a fine of 30,000 rubles on the operator of the "Munich" store in Gelendzhik, who has not been publicly disclosed. It is important to note that the fine and confiscation are not included in the total value of the non-compliant goods, which was 3,471,600 rubles.
The location of the court proceedings is not specified in the paragraph. However, it is clear that these actions are part of the consequences of the control purchase and subsequent inspection. The fine and confiscation are not related to the protocol of arrest drawn up during the inspection.
The fine and confiscation are actions taken by the court, not the Rospotrebnadzor. It is important to ensure that businesses adhere to the necessary labeling regulations to maintain consumer safety and fair trade practices. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of compliance with such regulations.
The inspection took place in the "Gelendzhik" shopping centre, underscoring the need for vigilance and enforcement of regulations in all retail establishments. The inspection was conducted in the store named "Munich", highlighting the specific location where non-compliant goods were found.
While the operator of the "Munich" store has been fined and ordered to confiscate the non-compliant goods, it is essential to continue efforts to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future. This includes education and awareness campaigns for businesses, as well as robust enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance with regulations.
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