DTI seizes P89.7 million uncertified, non-compliant products

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DTI seizes P89.7 million uncertified, non-compliant products - Business Mirror

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THE Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) Task Force Kalasag seized P89.7 million worth of uncertified and non-compliant products such as vape inhalers, kitchen appliances, television sets, lead-acid batteries, deformed steel bars, among others, from its activation in April until this month.

The DTI has the mandate through the Task Force Kalasag to attain these goals: protect consumers and legitimate businesses,ensure standards of safety and quality of essential consumer products and that basic necessities and prime commodities are made available to consumers at “reasonable” prices especially during times of calamities, disasters, and emergencies.

The task force seized 33,425 items worth P25.4 million from these three enforcement operations.