Profeco Sues Whirlpool in Mexico for Failing to Shop Online
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PHOTOARTE: MERCA2.0 A federal judge admitted a class action lawsuit filed by the Federal Consumer Attorney's Office (Prophecy) against Whirlpool Mexico, for alleged consumer involvements resulting from non-compliance with online purchases. READS ALSO. CDMX confirms 18 soccer festivals with giant screens to watch the World Cup 2026: Full list of locations Through a statement, Profeco reported that the judicial process was based in Monterrey, Nuev…
Mexico City, Mexico.- A federal judge in Monterrey, Nuevo León, initiated the collective action promoted by the Federal Consumer Prosecutor's Office against Whirlpool Mexico, after detecting alleged breaches that would have affected at least 112 consumers between 2022 and 2024. The lawsuit, filed in August 2024, also includes the KitchenAid brand, and originated from various irregularities in purchases made through digital platforms.
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