On Wednesday, ANPC conducted checks at the Dragonul Roșu Complex, where over 150 economic operators were inspected. Following the control, multiple non-compliances were identified, resulting in the application of 213 contraventional fines, totaling over 880,000 lei, and 15 warnings. Products worth over 36,000 lei were permanently removed from sale, while other products, valued at 5.1 million lei, were temporarily suspended. Among the identified non-compliances were the sale of dangerous toys, deficiencies in informing consumers about textile products and footwear articles, as well as the sale of electrical equipment without compliance documents with EU standards. Additionally, activities were discovered that were carried out without legal authorization.
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Peste 200 de amenzi aplicate de ANPC la Dragonul Roșu. Produse de peste 36.000 lei, scoase de la vânzare
ANPC a controlat Complexul ”Dragonul Roşu” şi a dat amenzi de aproape 900.000 de lei / Au fost găsite jucării periculoase, echipamente electrice de joasă tensiune fără documente, lipsa autorizaţiei de funcţionare
FOTO ANPC a descins la Dragonu Roșu: zeci de firme verificate, amenzi și produse oprite de la vânzare. Ce nereguli au descoperit comisarii
ANPC a descins la Dragonul Roșu. Produse de peste 5 mil. lei, oprite de la vânzare. S-au găsit inclusiv jucării periculoase
„Dragonul Roșu”, amendat cu aproape 900.000 de lei de ANPC. Inspectorii au descoperit jucării și electronice periculoase
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