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Nador café enforces 20 dirham minimum
In a popular café in the Airport neighborhood of Nador, a minimum purchase of 20 dirhams was imposed for beverages, with the prohibition of ordering water or simple drinks. This sparked customer dissatisfaction and was considered a legal violation of consumer protection laws and rights to livelihoods. This practice reveals arbitrary pricing enforcement and constitutes an encroachment on commercial regulations. It also highlights weak oversight of some commercial establishments that ignore legal standards, calling for urgent intervention to protect consumers' rights and the city's tourism image.
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