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'Show-cause'order issued vs supermarket over price tags - Vimarsana News

'Show-cause'order issued vs supermarket over price tags

THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has issued a “show-cause” order to a supermarket for allegedly failing to install price tags on some of the products on its shelves. On April 21, the Department of Trade and Industry-Consumer Protection Group (DTI-CPG) headed by Undersecretary Atty. Ruth B. Castelo, along…

DTI Reg 2 Isabela warns business owners, establishments to comply with fair trade laws - Vimarsana News

DTI Reg 2 Isabela warns business owners, establishments to comply with fair trade laws

ISABELA -- The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has encouraged business owners to comply with the Fair Trade Laws to ensure a secure, healthy, and consumer-friendly market for the general public. The DTI Region 2 Isabela has conducted a Comprehensive Monitoring of the Price and Supply of Basi

Source: mb.com.ph
Why some global retailers say they're staying in Russia — Quartz - Vimarsana News

Why some global retailers say they're staying in Russia — Quartz

Unilever, Procter and Gamble, Danone and others are unable to leave.

Source: qz.com
Business in the 318: new Head of School at Southfield - Vimarsana News

Business in the 318: new Head of School at Southfield

In business this week: see inside the most expensive house for sale in Bossier, a diaper bank in need of supplies, and meet the Shreveport woman making wigs.

Hongkongers to feel the pinch as prices of basic necessities set to rise in new year - Vimarsana News

Hongkongers to feel the pinch as prices of basic necessities set to rise in new year

Residents will have to pay more for bus rides and face higher electricity bills, while prices for some of McDonalds’ items to rise by 9 per cent.

Source: scmp.com