CCPA Imposes Penalty on Dial4Trade Technologies for Unauthorised Sale of Hazardous Chemicals
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CCPA imposes penalty on Dial4Trade Technologies for unauthorised sale of hazardous chemicals
It directed Dial4Trade to immediately discontinue the listing, hosting, advertising or facilitation of sale of Ammonium Nitrate, or any other substance classified as an explosive under the Explosives Act, 1884, on its platform.
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh on Dial4Trade Technologies Pvt Ltd, taking major action against the online sale of explosive substances without mandatory safety measures. This information was given by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution on Wednesday. The ministry said that this action was taken after a sector-wide investigation of online platforms regarding the listing …
The government has taken major action after a case of dangerous and controlled explosive substances being sold online as common goods came to light. The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh on Dial4Trade Technologies Private Limited. The case pertains to the online listing, hosting and sale of ammonium nitrate […] The post Ammonium nitrate was being sold online, major government action, Dial4Trade fined R…
CCPA Fines Dial4Trade Rs 10 Lakh Over Ammonium Nitrate
The CCPA has fined Dial4Trade Rs 10 lakh for listing ammonium nitrate without verifying seller licences or buyer eligibility. The post CCPA fines Dial4Trade Rs 10 lakh over ammonium nitrate listings, rejects Section 79 defence appeared first on MEDIANAMA.
CCPA fines Dial4Trade ₹10 lakh over online ammonium nitrate listings; seven platforms under scrutiny - BusinessToday
Regulator says marketplace failed to verify licences, buyer eligibility and transaction traceability for regulated explosive substance. the matter is currently under examination in respect of seven other platforms: IndiaMART, Justdial, Sigma-Aldrich India, Exporters India, Ibuychemikals, Alpha Chemika and TradeIndia.
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