The catering in Egypt stresses the decision exchange outlets by adhering to prices

Published 2021년 11월 7일

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The Ministry of Supply in Egypt has issued a warning to retail outlets against selling goods to ration card holders at prices above the prescribed ones, and to adhere to the set quotas for each citizen. The ministry threatened legal action, including imprisonment and fines, for violations of this directive. The article details the maximum prices for various commodities, including non-food items, and emphasizes that the ministry will monitor the distribution of ration decisions to citizens and enforce the set quotas.
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The Ministry of Supply has warned the outlets for the exchange of ration decisions against disbursing the goods of the supply system to the holders of ration cards at higher than the prescribed prices, and to abide by the quotas prescribed for each citizen in accordance with Ministerial Directive No. 24 of the current year, which specifies that each citizen on the ration card has a share of basic commodities. The disbursement of supply decisions at a price more than the advertised price is a crime punishable by law, as it constitutes a misdemeanor in accordance with Law No. 163 of 1950, amended, and Minister of Supply Decree No. 217 of 2017, amended by Resolution No. 330 of 2017, which states that selling a food commodity is more than The price declared or written in the tax sales invoice, is punishable by imprisonment for a period of no less than six months and not more than two years, and a fine of up to 5,000 pounds. Mixed oil 800 ml at 20 pounds. 1 kg packed sugar at 8.5 ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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