Egypt’s Consumer Protection Law Identifies 11 Cases of Commercial Fraud

Egypt’s Consumer Protection Law No. 181 of 2018 sets out legal safeguards for consumers, aiming to protect their rights and promote fair trade.

The legislation addresses concerns over high prices and exploitative practices by traders, placing consumer protection at the heart of the relationship between buyers and sellers.

The law identifies 11 cases regarded as commercial fraud. The supplied summary does not detail those cases or specify the penalties attached to them.

The provisions form part of a broader framework intended to curb unfair commercial conduct and ensure that consumers’ rights are upheld in the marketplace.