NFM: the Consumer Protection Authority tested light chains and fondants
The Consumer Protection Authority tested light chains and fondants. Among the tested light chains 25 did not meet the requirements, while in case of fondants problems occured in only one case – the Ministry of National Development (NFM) told MTI on Monday.
During Christmas checks at the end of November, consumer protection inspectors studied Christmas fondants in NFM’s accredited laboratory. Only one of the thirty types of Christmas fondants, the percentage of chocolate coat did not reach the level prescribed in the Hungarian Food Book. (MTI)
Related news
We can wait months for a defective product to be repaired – what can the consumer do in such a situation?
The National Federation of Associations for Consumer Protection (FEOSZ) in…
Read more >New rules for the sale of energy drinks: banned for children, remains safe for adults
New regulations came into effect in Hungary at the end…
Read more >Consumer protection on a new basis
The National Authority for Trade and Consumer Protection (NKFH) started…
Read more >Related news
Drugstore price cuts could come from mid-May: prices may be reduced in 30 product categories
The Hungarian government is planning to introduce a new markup…
Read more >KSH: retail turnover exceeded the same period of the previous year by 0.4 percent, decreased by 0.5 percent compared to the previous month
In March, the volume of retail sales in Hungary decreased…
Read more >NGM is satisfied with the increase in retail turnover Visszajelzés küldése Oldalsó panelek Előzmények Mentve Fordítási találatok állnak rendelkezésre
The March slowdown in retail sales is merely a temporary,…
Read more >