Centre plans campaigns to spread awareness on direct-selling malpractices
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Centre plans campaigns to spread awareness on direct-selling malpractices

Live Mint  

In the latest step in a series of actions aimed at addressing direct sellers' unethical business practices, the Union consumer affairs ministry is planning to organize an awareness campaign for consumers, said two people aware of the development. “It has come to notice that many direct-selling firms are not following the Consumer Protection Rules, 2023,” the first person said on the condition of anonymity. Series of actions Mint reported on 10 May that the department of consumer affairs was planning to scrutinize direct-selling firms' regulatory compliance and prepare a list of rule violators. “Timely action is needed to protect the interests of consumers as direct-selling firms lure them with attractive offers," said the second person, who also spoke on the condition of anonymity.

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