How counterfeit perfumes reach consumers
Investigations by Jafra News have revealed that the phenomenon of cheating in the Jordanian perfume market is increasingly widespread. Original perfume bottles are collected from containers and household waste, then refilled with synthetic mixtures and sold at low prices under the name of authentic perfumes. An empty bottle costs between 1 and 6 dinars, while the filled perfume is sold through intermediaries at prices reaching 25 to 40 dinars, resulting in significant profits for counterfeiters. The National Standards and Meterology Institution confirms that monitoring agencies work around the clock to regulate the market and prevent the circulation of counterfeit perfumes, which could negatively impact consumer health and harm brand reputation. Official authorities have warned against dealing with untrusted perfume sales and called for reporting violations to ensure consumer protection and maintain product quality.
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