The ANPC has launched a draft order requiring retailers to inform shoppers about the mark-up applied to products.
Antonio Dorobanțu
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<p>The draft ANPC order makes it mandatory to display the markup both in the case of direct sales, by means of an inscription on the product, and in the case of online sales, in the same visual field as the product price. The initiative comes as a result of the need to ensure price transparency and protect consumer interests.
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ANPC vrea să desecretizeze adaosurile comerciale. Acestea ar putea fi afișate lângă prețuri atât în magazinele fizice cât și în cele online. Proiect - Economica.net
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