Galway traders among 18 nationwide to be issued with CCPC enforcement actions
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has issued 31 enforcement notices to 18 traders across Ireland for various consumer rights breaches. The affected businesses include convenience stores and retail outlets that failed to comply with pricing display regulations.
Why it matters
Enforcement actions by consumer watchdogs ensure market transparency and protect shoppers from deceptive or non-compliant retail practices.
The consumer watchdog has issued enforcement actions against 18 traders, including several in Galway, for a range of consumer rights breaches.
The 31 enforcement notices were issued to convenience stores, homeware shops, and a pub, as well as online businesses located in Galway, Dublin, Wicklow, Donegal, Waterford and Kerry.
Centra, Costcutter, Homesavers, Spar and Mr Price outlets are among those named today.
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