Over 300 entrepreneurs and legal entities in Crimea received vehicle fines for selling expired products. The head of the department for the protection of consumer rights of the interregional directorate of Rospotrabendzor for the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol, Victoria Voronova, said that during the period of operation of the automatic fine mechanism, which began to operate on September 1 this year in the "Ot Ishar" system, more than 300 violations were registered in Crimea by entrepreneurs and legal organizations. "As evidenced by the recent period, more than 300 of our entrepreneurs and legal entities received such fines on a vehicle. The biggest fine was in Sevastopol - 250 thousand rubles for a single entrepreneur who managed to sell 25 units of expired sour cream in one day," she said. Voronova recalled that an entrepreneur or legal entity is responsible for the sale of each unit of expired goods. Therefore, the more units of expired products were sold, the higher the fine imposed. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

Over 300 entrepreneurs and legal entities in Crimea received vehicle fines for selling expired products. The head of the department for the protection of consumer rights of the interregional directorate of Rospotrabendzor for the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol, Victoria Voronova, said that during the period of operation of the automatic fine mechanism, which began to operate on September 1 this year in the "Ot Ishar" system, more than 300 violations were registered in Crimea by entrepreneurs and legal organizations. "As evidenced by the recent period, more than 300 of our entrepreneurs and legal entities received such fines on a vehicle. The biggest fine was in Sevastopol - 250 thousand rubles for a single entrepreneur who managed to sell 25 units of expired sour cream in one day," she said. Voronova recalled that an entrepreneur or legal entity is responsible for the sale of each unit of expired goods. Therefore, the more units of expired products were sold, the higher the fine imposed. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".