Extraordinary inspection action “Alcohol, Drugs and Youth 2024” again revealed the sale of alcohol and tobacco products to juveniles

(Prague, 26 November 2024) The Czech Trade Inspection Authority has evaluated the extraordinary inspection action "Alcohol, Drugs and Youth 2024". In cooperation with other state administration bodies, municipalities and public health protection authorities, it carried out a total of 168 inspections and found infringements of legal regulations in 89 inspections. The inspection action used invited persons under the age of 18 in 89 of them. Alcohol was sold or served to juveniles in 47 cases.

One diesel fuel sample failed in October

(Prague, 25 November 2024) The Czech Trade Inspection Authority monitored the quality of fuels in October 2024. It took a total of 205 samples at filling stations in the Czech Republic, including 76 samples of automotive petrol, 101 samples of diesel, 1 sample of paraffinic diesel, 24 samples of LPG and 3 samples of CNG. One diesel sample failed the quality requirements. This represented 0.5% of non-compliant samples in the overall assessment.

Czech Trade Inspection Authority inspected sunglasses, and found labelling flaws in a number of models

(Ostrava, Brno, 21 November 2024) From May to September this year, employees of the regional inspectorates of the Czech Trade Inspection Authority in the regions of Moravia inspected whether sunglasses sold in the domestic market meet the requirements of legal regulations. In particular, they focused on correct labelling of the products and the provision of information required when the product is sold.

Czech Trade Inspection Authority repeatedly inspected the marketplace in Hatě and took, in total, more than two thousand items of counterfeit goods with a value of almost twenty-one million crowns

(Brno, November 6, 2024 ) Staffof the Czech Trade Inspection Authority, Inspectorate of South Moravian and Zlín Regions, repeatedly carried out inspection actions in October and early November at the ASIA BAZAR marketplace at the Hatě border crossing, aimed at ensuring compliance with the ban on the offer, sale and storage of products infringing certain intellectual property rights.

In September, all inspected fuel samples complied

(Prague, 5 November 2024) The Czech Trade Inspection Authority monitored the quality of fuels in September 2024. 239 samples were taken at filling stations in the Czech Republic, including 97 samples of automotive petrol, 108 samples of diesel, 30 samples of LPG and 4 samples of CNG. All samples met the legal quality requirements.