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Adiconsum: inconcepibile depenalizzare reato per chi vende cibo avariato

Con norme meno severe consumatori a rischio dal 26 marzo, se il Dl non sarà rivisto

Adiconsum, Associazione difesa consumatori ed ambiente, comunica che: "Il 26 marzo verrà depenalizzato il reato che punisce con la denuncia, l’arresto, la chiusura del negozio o dello stabilimento o la revoca della licenza, chiunque non rispetti le norme igieniche per la conservazione dei prodotti alimentari o venda cibi avariati, scaduti, alterati, pericolosi per la salute umana.'Tutto questo è inc...

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Roma, Italia, 03/22/2021 13:44
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