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02/08/2013
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According to the Federation, as will impact the quality and cost of deliveries of products
By Gladys Ferraz Magalhães
| 15h23 | 02/07/2013
SAO PAULO - The Fecomercio-SP (Federation of Trade in Goods, Services and Tourism of the State of São Paulo) says that the law of supply, culminating in last Wednesday (6) by Governor Geraldo Alckmin, will be detrimental to entrepreneurs and also for the consumers.
According to the Federation, the measure will impact the quality and cost of delivery of products, and public safety.
"In defining, for example, deliveries at night, puts himself at risk commercial activities and services and also facilitates the action of gangs specialize in robberies and thefts."
For Fecomercio-SP, the government suppresses the entrepreneur and the consumer the freedom to fit what they want (Getty Images)
Law of Delivery
According to the Law 14.951/2013 amending Law 13.747/2009, traders will have to make delivery of products or services, with previously scheduled date and shift, without any cost to the consumer.
For Fecomercio-SP, trying to define deadlines and guarantee delivery for free, the government suppresses the entrepreneur and the consumer the freedom to fit what they want.
"This entity believes that the option should be given to the consumer that, if you wanted to schedule a date and turn to receive a product or have a service, arcasse with the cost of logistics operations that benefit you. Thus, just to set the ground assessment of the supplier if they fulfill the agreement. "
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