Consumer Protection Law
The Cabinet submitted the draft law, which introduces amendments to the Consumer Protection Law 181/2018, with a focus on ensuring the continuous availability of strategic goods at fair prices.
The law guarantees the consumer’s right of a refund within 14 days of purchasing date when returning a product.
The law prohibits carrying out practices that violate the basic rights of consumers, including the right to get products that are not harmful for their health.
Executive regulations should be issued by a decision of the prime minister within three months.
The new Consumer Protection Draft law seeks to shield buyers from unfair trade practices, counterfeit advertising and contract rip-offs.
