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In Stavropol seized almost 26 tons of products from illegal traders

Stavropol continues the fight against unauthorized trade

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In Stavropol seized almost 26 tons of products from illegal traders

In Stavropol, the fight against unauthorized trade continues. Since the beginning of the year, specialists of the Committee and district administrations have compiled more than 1.1 thousand protocols on administrative offenses. This was reported by the head of the regional capital Ivan Ulyanchenko.

More than 25.8 tons of fruit and vegetable products, as well as meat, dairy, fish products and industrial products were seized from illegal trafficking. In total, about 26 tons of food products, more than 240 units of industrial goods and commercial equipment were seized.

"This work is necessary to comply with trade rules and maintain order on city streets," the mayor of the regional center said.

Raids to detect illegal trade in Stavropol will continue.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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