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Government Amends Packaging Rules, To Come Into Effect From April 1, 2022
Government has amended the packaging rules, under which companies manufacturing products will have to mention their price per unit or per kilogram
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Government Allows Import Of Medical Devices For 3 Months As Covid Surges
The central government on Thursday permitted the import of 17 medical devices for three months with mandatory declarations required under the Legal Metrology Rules, 2011 after custom clearance and before sale amid the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
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E-Commerce Firms Must Now List MRP, Other Details for Items Sold Online
The consumer affairs ministry had made the amendments in this regard to the Legal Metrology (packaged commodities) Rules in June 2017.
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Print New MRP On Unsold Stock After Factoring In Input Tax Credit: Government
On July 4, the Consumer Affairs Ministry relaxed norms under the Legal Metrology (packaged commodities) rule and allowed companies to clear unsold stocks by September with new MRP factoring GST. A circular was issued in this regard.
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No Dual MRPs From Next Year. Cinemas, Malls, Airports Can't Charge More
Union Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has approved amendments to the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, that will come into effect from January 1, 2018.
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To Fight Price Rise Government To 'Fix' Prices of Pulses, Sugar
In order to check inflation, the government has amended the metrology rules which would allow it to fix retail prices of essential commodities like pulses and sugar in extra-ordinary situations. Under the present system, retail prices are fixed by market forces, leaving very little room for the government to check undue spike in prices.
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Government Amends Packaging Rules, To Come Into Effect From April 1, 2022
Government has amended the packaging rules, under which companies manufacturing products will have to mention their price per unit or per kilogram
-
Government Allows Import Of Medical Devices For 3 Months As Covid Surges
The central government on Thursday permitted the import of 17 medical devices for three months with mandatory declarations required under the Legal Metrology Rules, 2011 after custom clearance and before sale amid the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
-
E-Commerce Firms Must Now List MRP, Other Details for Items Sold Online
The consumer affairs ministry had made the amendments in this regard to the Legal Metrology (packaged commodities) Rules in June 2017.
-
Print New MRP On Unsold Stock After Factoring In Input Tax Credit: Government
On July 4, the Consumer Affairs Ministry relaxed norms under the Legal Metrology (packaged commodities) rule and allowed companies to clear unsold stocks by September with new MRP factoring GST. A circular was issued in this regard.
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No Dual MRPs From Next Year. Cinemas, Malls, Airports Can't Charge More
Union Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan has approved amendments to the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, that will come into effect from January 1, 2018.
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To Fight Price Rise Government To 'Fix' Prices of Pulses, Sugar
In order to check inflation, the government has amended the metrology rules which would allow it to fix retail prices of essential commodities like pulses and sugar in extra-ordinary situations. Under the present system, retail prices are fixed by market forces, leaving very little room for the government to check undue spike in prices.
