The Chairman of the Consumer Protection Commission approved the trade union leader's proposal for greater price transparency. According to the Commission, displaying additional price elements such as the delivery price will help consumers better understand how the final price of goods is formed. The Commission recalls that it has already put forward a similar idea in February, aimed at obliging traders to state the price at which they purchased the goods from the supplier, as a reference for the consumer. The Commission remains firmly committed to ensuring more informed choice and fair trading practices.
The Consumer Protection Commission supports more transparent pricing
The chairman of the Consumer Protection Commission expressed support for the trade union leader's proposal for greater transparency of final prices through the labeling of different price components. The Commission believes that this will give consumers a clearer understanding of how prices are formed and will contribute to greater confidence in commercial practices.