Sweeping Market Controls / Fines of 2.13 Million Euros and "Blocking" of 127,462 Monkey Products
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The Independent Market Control and Consumer Protection Authority carried out sweeping inspections of the market in the two months of July and August, with particular emphasis on tourist and coastal areas. The focus of the inspections was on the distribution of counterfeit products, as well as compliance with consumer protection legislation. Overall, the inspection mechanisms identified, seized and proceeded to destroy […]
Fines of 2.13 million euros, seizure and destruction of 127,462 counterfeit products were the result of targeted inspections by the Independent Market Surveillance and Consumer Protection Authority (IASC&CP), in the two months of July-August, with particular emphasis on tourist and coastal areas. As reported
The Independent Market Surveillance and Consumer Protection Authority (IMSCP) conducted targeted inspections in July-August, with particular emphasis on tourist and coastal areas.
Targeted audits by the Independent Market Control and Consumer Protection Authority (AAA&P) in the two months of July-August resulted in fines of 2.13 million euros, the confiscation and destruction of 127,462 counterfeit products. Interventions were carried out at enterprises and points of illegal trade, in tourist and coastal areas. Executives of the Intersectoral Market Control Unit (DIMMEA) identified, confiscated [...] The article Fines and…
The inspections targeted businesses and shops in tourist and coastal areas. 127,462 counterfeit products were seized by the Independent Market Control and Consumer Protection Authority (AAEA&P), which imposed fines of 2.13 million euros following inspections. The main areas of focus of the AAEA&PC controls in the two months of July—August 2026 included the fight against the trafficking of counterfeit products and compliance with consumer protect…
During July-August, the Anti-Fraud Office seized and destroyed 127,462 counterfeit products, imposing fines of 2.13 million euros, with an emphasis on controlling tourist and coastal areas.
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