According to the Wuhan Municipal Market Supervision Bureau of Hubei Province, recently, the Wuhan market supervision department has investigated and handled a number of illegal cases of infringement of consumer rights and interests. This includes the case of the "Yi Cake" food store in Jiang'an District, Wuhan City, misleading consumers with misleading publicity.
On April 9, the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Jiang'an District, Wuhan City, based on consumer disputes and media reports, filed a case for investigation into the "Love Cake" food store in Jiang'an District, Wuhan City. After investigation, the parties had multiple units of measurement such as "50g" and "catty" on the centralized commodity price tag summary column at the cashier counter in the store, which did not correspond to the separation of the displayed commodity position, and the multiple price tags were confused; When the clerk weighs and charges the goods selected by the consumer, he does not show the consumer the unit price, quantity and total price of the purchased goods at the same time, and directly cuts the pieces and asks the consumer to show the payment code to scan the code to charge, and conceals the information of the product that has a major interest in the consumer.
The above-mentioned acts of the parties violated the relevant provisions of the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests", and the Wuhan Jiang'an District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau intends to issue a warning and a fine of 100,000 yuan for the party's illegal behavior of misleading consumers with misleading publicity.
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Previously, the matter of "5 pieces of snowflake crisp 681 yuan" circulated on social networks, causing heated discussions among netizens. The cause of the incident was that a woman in Wuhan, Hubei Province, reported that her relatives bought 5 pieces of snowflake cake in a dim sum shop on Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, and found that they had to pay 681 yuan at the checkout. The woman said that the clerk did not make the price clear at that time, and her relatives bought 5 yuan because they thought it was 5 yuan a piece, but they did not expect to pay more than 600 yuan when they paid. The woman said that due to the large number of onlookers, the clerk eventually refunded her relative.
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