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A haul of nearly 12 tonnes of fake alcohol sanitisers were destroyed on May 12 after officials from the Ministry of Commerce's General Directorate of Consumer Protection, Competition and Fraud Prevention (CPCFP) raided a number of markets in Phnom Penh.
Share The Ministry of Health has called on people to stop using alchohol-based disinfectants, hand-sanitiser gels and other disinfection products being advertised and sold on social media without a permit. Health Ministry Ministry warns against buying unlicensed disinfectants on Facebook Tue, 4 May 2021 The Ministry of Health has called on people to stop using alchohol-based disinfectants, hand-sanitiser gels and other disinfection products being advertised and sold on social media without a permit. In a press release issued on May 3, the ministry said: "According to our review, there are at ...
The government has decided to place Phnom Penh in lockdown for two weeks, effective April 14 midnight through April 28, as Cambodia continues to grapple with the ongoing community outbreak of Covid-19, which has seen no sign of subsiding. According to a directive signed by Prime Minister The World Health Organisation (WHO) in Cambodia warned that the country had reached another critical point amid a sudden, huge surge in community transmission cases and deaths. “We stand on the brink of a national tragedy because of Covid-19. Despite our best efforts, we are The Ministry of Health on Apri...
Share Business owners told to beware of fraudsters Sun, 28 February 2021 The Ministry of Commerce’s Consumer Protection, Competition and Fraud Repression directorate-general (CCF) has instructed all owners of companies, enterprises, craftspeople, merchants and traders to report any information they might have regarding any encounters with persons who have been masquerading as officials to demand money from businesses. CCF director-general Phan Oun said on February 28 that recently his department had received reports of people who have been posing as officials to demand money from business ...
Workers are packing chips at LyLy Food Industry. - The Phnom Penh Post/ANN Phnom Penh, Feb 6 (Phnom Penh Post/ANN): The Food Safety Law is making headway and expected to be enacted later this year, with industry insiders confident the legislation will lure more international investors, spark growth in the reeling tourism sector and chip in to national economic growth. The draft Food Safety Law was prepared in 2015 with 11 chapters and 53 articles and aims to establish a food-safety system that protects personal and consumer health by preventing, controlling and eliminating foo...