Over 3,000 economic violations in Tokyo this year
Reports indicate that since the beginning of 2026, more than 3,173 economic violations have been recorded in the Tunis region, during the conduct of 14,300 inspection visits by regulatory teams. The aim has been to ensure market stability, combat smuggling and monopolies, and uphold the integrity of commercial transactions. Data shows that the vast majority of violations relate to price violations and monopolistic practices, as well as the absence of invoicing and failure to display prices. Violations in subsidy-related materials, product quality, and distribution chains have also been recorded. As part of administrative measures, approximately 21 decisions have been issued to close commercial establishments for illegal practices. Furthermore, inspections have been intensified in the tourism and entertainment sectors to ensure service quality and price transparency during the summer season.
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