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Department of Commerce fines one firm, inspects 17 businesses



KATHMANDU: The Department of Commerce, Supplies and Consumer Protection has inspected 17 firms in a single day as part of its regular market monitoring drive.

According to the Department, one firm, Ugrachandi Food Store, was fined Rs 20,000 during inspections conducted at various locations in Kathmandu. The action was taken under Sections 15 and 38(D) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2075 BS, in line with Section 39(1)(A) of the same law.

Meanwhile, Nicontinental Pvt. Ltd. has been instructed to appear before the department within three days with relevant business documents. The Department also issued corrective instructions to 15 other firms.

The Department stated that regular market monitoring is being carried out in coordination with local administration, elected representatives, and other stakeholders to ensure market discipline and cleanliness.

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