Authorities urge those in possession to stop using them Citizens should contact the Consumer Protection Service
The Consumer Protection Service of the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry, as the Competent Authority for the implementation of the General Safety of Products Laws and the Basic Requirements to be Met by Certain Categories of Products Laws, during the month of October, proceeded to withdraw from the Cypriot market products which were found to pose serious risks to the health and safety of consumers or did not comply with the relevant provisions of the legislation.
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Recommendations Warnings
The Consumer Protection Service urges consumers in possession of the above products to stop using them and return them to the seller, i.e. the store from which they have purchased them, and at the same time to inform the Consumer Protection Service.
It should be noted that according to the Law on Certain Aspects Concerning Contracts for the Sale of Goods of 2021, in case of purchase of an unsafe product, the consumer is entitled to a replacement of the product, so that the product complies with the terms of the sales contract. If this is not possible, then the consumer is entitled to withdraw, i.e. return the product to the seller and receive a refund of the full amount paid.
It is recalled that the above rights apply for a period of 2 years from the initial delivery of the product to the consumer and that the final seller is always solely liable to the consumer.
In case the seller refuses to comply with the above rights of the consumer, the consumer is invited to submit his/her complaint in writing via the website of the Consumer Protection Service (www.consumer.gov.cy).
Finally, the Consumer Protection Service reminds consumers that they can be informed about dangerous products identified in the European Union via the Consumer Protection Service website at www.consumer.gov.cy or via the website of the Rapid Exchange of Information System for Dangerous Products (GRAS-RAPEX) at www.ec.europa.eu/rapex.
Contact
For further information or to make a complaint, consumers can contact the Service via its website (www.consumer.gov.cy) or at the following telephone numbers:
Consumer Line 1429
Nicosia Central Offices 22200926, 22200925
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