National Consumer Commission embarks on country-wide inspections for unsafe goods sold at local stores.
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Guest - Thezi Mabuza - National Consumer Commission’s Deputy Commissioner
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has initiated compliance inspections to remove unsafe and expired goods (those past their shelf-life) from store shelves. This effort aims to maintain consumer confidence in the food and foodstuffs they purchase.
This follows the discovery of widespread non-compliance by some shops, including the sale of expired goods at discount prices.
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has initiated compliance inspections to remove unsafe and expired goods (those past their shelf-life) from store shelves. This effort aims to maintain consumer confidence in the food and foodstuffs they purchase.
This follows the discovery of widespread non-compliance by some shops, including the sale of expired goods at discount prices.
