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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2014

Popping Some Tags in Turkey

On May 28, 2014, the long-awaited Law on the Protection of the Consumers introduced major changes to the former legislation regarding consumer protection.

TurkeyConsumer Protection
Melis Oget Koc
Melis Oget Koc
Onur Can Korkmaz
Onur Can Korkmaz

Why a New Regulation?

On May 28, 2014, the long-awaited Law on the Protection of the Consumers ("Law") was enacted. This Law introduced major changes to the former legislation regarding consumer protection. However, a number of supplementary laws were created after the Law's enactment to improve its implementation. One such piece of legislation created was the Regulation on Price Tags ("Regulation") which entered into force on June 28, 2014 and currently operates under Article 54 of the Law.

If You Want to Sell It Then You Should Have Put a Tag on It

Article 5 of the Regulation provides that price tags must be affixed to the goods in a perfectly legible and visible manner, as well as must be showed the selling price of the product inclusive of any applicable taxes. The price tags can be affixed either directly on the goods, their packages or their covers. If affixing a price tag is not possible, then the seller must have a list with the foregoing information

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