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Scales tipped in favour of consumers
Vendors in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong Province, who fix electronic scales to cheat customers will face a fine of as much as 30,000 yuan (US$3,600), according to a rule implemented on Monday, reports Guangzhou Daily. Supermarkets, restaurants, stores, vendors in wet markets and others which use electronic scales are required to install an anti-cheating device in their scales by June 1. The government's move is meant to protect the interests of consumers, who have been cheated in many places. |
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