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The spokesperson for the Consumer Protection Agency confirmed that blocking and hiding strategic goods from the markets is a crime punishable by law in Egypt. The penalties include imprisonment for up to one year and fines of up to three million Egyptian pounds. He explained that Egyptian legislation emphasizes punishing such practices, and regulatory authorities conduct intensive campaigns to apprehend violators. It is also emphasized that having a normal and sufficient stock of goods in the markets does not constitute a legal issue as long as consumer demand is being met.
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