The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA), with the support of the Colombo Fort Police, carried out a special raid in the Galle Face area on Monday, targeting vendors engaged in unfair trade practices. During the operation, CAA officers detected traders who were selling products abov…
The Consumer Affairs Authority (CAA), with the support of the Colombo Fort Police, carried out a special raid in the Galle Face area on Monday, targeting vendors engaged in unfair trade practices.
During the operation, CAA officers detected traders who were selling products above stipulated prices and offering expired goods to customers.
CAA officials said strict legal action will be taken against those found violating consumer protection laws.
The CAA emphasized that safeguarding consumer rights and ensuring public safety remain top priorities, and pledged to continue island‑wide enforcement operations to curb malpractice. (Newswire)
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