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Qatar retailers told not to raise prices

  • Qatar: Wednesday, June 24 - 2009 at 11:30

Qatar's Department of Consumer Protection at the Ministry of Business and Trade has asked all retailers and wholesalers in the country not to raise the prices of any commodity without prior permission of the authorities. Sheikh Jassim bin Jabor Al Thani, Director of the Department has said that the department did not interfere in fixing commodity prices in the country, except in rare cases, one of which was when the prices of soft drinks and beverages were raised in the local market. The department asked traders to revert to the old prices.

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