CCPC Zambia

HAPPY LABOUR DAY TO YOU!! The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission joins the entire country in commemorating Labour Day, which falls on 1st May each year. This year's theme is "Building Resilience: Workers at the Heart of Zambia's Economic Recovery".

THE COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION COMMISSION INSTITUTES AN INQUIRY INTO THE COMMERCIAL POULTRY INDUSTRY IN ZAMBIA web.facebook.com/CompComZambia

All pupils are invited to this important virtual talk on Artificial Intelligence. Make a date!!

We are currently hiring for the following positions: - Research Analyst in Lusaka (3 positions) - Investigator (2 positions) - Administrative Assistant (1 position) - Procurement Assistant (1 position) - Cashier (1 position) Click the link ccpc.org.zm/careers

A message from a happy customer motivating us!!

CCPC commemorates World Competition Day on 5th December under the theme Prioritising Socially Sensitive Sectors. In that light, we are running an online quiz that closes on Friday 8th December 2023. Click on the link below to participate. forms.gle/HZnpWiGfQz76EP…

Know Your Consumer Rights

Be Alert!!

Press Statement on the non issuance of small denominated currency, or small change

Today we shed light on Consumer Product Safety

PRODUCT LABELLING As a consumer, it is important to READ each product label before buying for your own safety and satisfaction. Product labels are meant to give identity to products. Remember, it is your consumer's right to know what is in the product you are buying.

Be Better Prepared!!

We conducted an enterprise training in Livingstone at the newly opened Golden Oaklet Store at Falls Park Shopping Mall. The training is part of our ongoing capacity-building programme meant to upskill enterprises with information and knowledge on consumer protection matters.

HAPPY NEW WEEK

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) was established with a unique dual mandate to protect the competition process in Zambia and to protect consumers. Your interest is a priority to us!!

A Trader of Enterprise shall not supply a consumer with goods that are defective, not fit for the purpose for which they are normally used, or for the purpose that the consumer indicated to the trader. Abrogation of this law is liable upon conviction.