Consumer Protection

1. CONSUMER PROTECTION

2. Any individual who purchases products or services for his
personal use and not for manufacturing or resale is called a
consumer. A consumer is one who is the decision maker
whether or not to buy an item at the store, or someone who is
influenced by advertisement and marketing.
WHO IS A CONSUMER?

3. PURCHASING
UNDER PUBLIC
DISTRIBUTION

5. WAYS IN WHICH
CONSUMERS ARE
BEEN EXPLOITED

6. NOT GIVING FOOD
PRODUCTS OF
CORRECT QUANTITY

8. MIXING COLOURS
IN VEGETABLES

10. ADDING WATER IN
MILK/SELLING BAD
QUALITY FOOD
PRODUCTS

12. SELLING OF FOOD
PRODUCTS WITHOUT
DETAILS

14. ADDING UNWANTED
THINGS IN FOOD
GRAINS

16. MISLEADING
ADVERTISEMENTS

19. SELLING
OF DEFECTIVE
COSTMETICS

21. SELLING GOLD
WITHOUT
HALLMARK

23. GIVING CLOTHS
OF NOT PERFECT
MEASUREMENT

25. SELLING DRUGS
OF EXPIRY DATE

29. MARKS INDICATING
QUALITY IN DIFFERENT
PRODUCTS

30. THANKYO
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-AARTI YADAV