During the latest plenary session of the Legislative Chamber, lawmakers debated a new bill aimed at protecting public health and safety. The bill proposes targeted amendments to Article 178 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility.
Under the proposed bill, fines will be substantially increased for selling expired goods, as well as for stocking or selling food products without mandatory manufacturing dates and expiration labels.
Proponents emphasized that this initiative is vital for safeguarding consumer rights, tightening quality control across markets, and preventing potential public health hazards caused by unsafe food products.
During the floor debates, MPs highlighted the urgency and practical significance of the bill. Lawmakers questioned the bill's sponsors regarding specific clauses and offered concrete recommendations to further refine and strengthen the text.
Following a comprehensive debate, the bill was passed by the Legislative Chamber in its first reading.
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