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Regulators Warn Against Price Manipulation
The article reviews the efforts of the Consumer Protection Agency in intensifying market oversight to ensure the availability of strategic goods and prevent their concealment or withholding from circulation. Practices such as hoarding goods are considered crimes that can subject offenders to penalties of up to five years in prison and fines reaching 3 million Egyptian pounds. The agency emphasized that hiding or withholding essential products to elevate prices or affect their availability violates the law and threatens market stability. The new penalties demonstrate the state's seriousness in addressing such violations, in addition to ongoing coordination with relevant authorities to pursue violators and protect consumers' rights.
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