Underweight commodities flood Bulawayo markets in Zimbabwe

Published 2024년 5월 2일

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Consumers in Bulawayo have raised concerns over the sale of underweight commodities such as sugar, mealie-meal, bread, and other basic commodities, with the Bulawayo United Residents Association urging authorities to address the issue. The problem is attributed to new entities in the market that are not adhering to trading rules by United Refineries Limited CEO, Busisa Moyo. The Consumer Protection Commission and other government departments are working together to address the issue and will also focus on the distribution of unsafe goods.
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Source: Underweight commodities flood Bulawayo markets – The Southern Eye CONSUMERS in Bulawayo have expressed concern over underweight basic communities flooding the market, calling on authorities to deal with unscrupulous traders. The market has been flooded with various underweight goods such as sugar, mealie-meal, bread and other basic commodities. In an interview this week, Bulawayo United Residents Association chairperson Winos Dube said the problem was affecting many consumers, adding that these cases should be reported to relevant authorities. “I have seen this on social media platforms, where people are discussing the issues but no one has come to our offices to complain,” Dube said. United Refineries Limited chief executive Busisa Moyo blamed the challenges on new entities on the market arguing that some of them are not abiding by the rules of the trade. “We are gravely concerned by the new entrants in the sector who are not following the rules of the trade. The Trade ...

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