Strengthen inspection and control of goods during the epidemic season

The delegation temporarily seized a number of soft drinks and candies of unknown origin. Photo: Bao Han

Through inspection, kiosks selling essential goods in the Con Cuong market area showed that there were still some expired and expired goods for sale.unknown origin.

The authorities have drawn up a record to fine a household selling expired goods 1.5 million VND. At the same time, they have temporarily seized a number of items such as: 40 cases of soft drinks, 40 boxes of candy originating from China without invoices or documents.

The delegation inspected and reminded shop owners at Con Cuong market. Photo: Bao Han

Faced with the complicated developments of the epidemic, especiallyCon Cuong districtImplementing Directives No. 15 and 16 of the Prime Minister, many people have bought and stockpiled goods, leading to a shortage of some goods. Taking advantage of this situation, some individuals have hoarded goods and unreasonably increased prices for illegal profits. Con Cuong district has strengthened inspection and control to handle acts of trading in counterfeit, fake, smuggled goods, speculation, hoarding, and unreasonably increasing prices for the purpose ofmarket stability, ensuring the supply of essential goods during the epidemic season. At the same time, continue to propagate, mobilize, and sign commitments to comply with not increasing prices unreasonably, selling at the listed price, to ensure good service to people's shopping needs...

The delegation has drawn up records to fine a number of businesses that sold expired goods and goods of unknown origin. Photo: Bao Han

In the coming time, the district will continue to direct local functional departments in the district to closely monitor the business activities of essential goods. In addition, promptly resolve and handle information reported by people via the hotline related to the market situation, prices and transportation of goods./.