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The Consumer Protection Authority has affirmed that blocking strategic goods intended for sale, whether by hiding them or refusing to sell them, constitutes a crime punishable by law, due to its impact on the availability of these goods in the markets and its violation of consumers' rights. Penal laws have been amended to include imprisonment ranging from one to five years, fines of up to 3 million Egyptian pounds or equivalent to the value of the goods, and the potential closure of the premises where violations occur. The authority continues to intensify supervision and take decisive legal actions against any attempts at speculation or withholding of strategic goods, in order to ensure their availability and protect consumers' rights.
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