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FCCPC Warns Bakeries Against Underweight, Mislabelled and Unsafe Products

FCCPC Warns Bakeries Against Underweight, Mislabelled and Unsafe Products

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has warned bakeries and confectionery businesses against misleading claims, underweight products and unsafe production practices. At a stakeholders’ forum in Lagos, FCCPC Executive Vice Chairman Tunji Bello said consumers must receive products that match the stated ingredients, weight, size, quality and value. He noted that the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act requires businesses to give accurate information on labels and product materials. The commission said it is concerned about the safety of baked goods because they are consumed daily by millions of Nigerians, including children. Bakeries were urged to improve quality control, traceability, labelling and storage practices. Bello said the FCCPC will continue to engage operators but can sanction businesses whose products or practices endanger consumers or violate consumer rights.

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jayjay

How can buyers easily tell when a loaf is underweight or its label is misleading before they get home?

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yemi

Exactly, clear weight details and honest labelling should make it easier for people to check products before buying.

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julia

Bread is a daily purchase for many families, so accurate weights, clear labels, and safe production practices really matter.

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emeka

Warnings are useful, but they will mean little unless inspections and consequences are consistent across bakeries and confectionery businesses.

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prince

Customers can check labels, compare stated weights where possible, and keep receipts when a product seems misleading or substandard.

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