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24/04/2012
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SAO PAULO - Next Tuesday (24) begins campaign for compliance with the Law of Minimum Price, which aims to inform consumers of the minimum value that may be charged by retailers per pack.
From the 1st of May, retailers can not sell the product for less than $ 3, otherwise, be subject to penalty of seizure of the product and suspension of sale of cigarettes for five years.
The campaign is an initiative of Souza Cruz, the Abip (Brazilian Association of Bakery Industry), the Abrasel (Brazilian Association of Bars and Restaurants), the FBHA (Brazilian Federation of Food and Lodging), Sindicom (National Union of Distributors fuels and Lubricants), the ETCO (Brazilian Institute for Ethical Competition), the ABRESI (Brazilian Association of Food, Lodging and Tourism), and ABCF (Brazilian Association for Combating Counterfeiting).
readjustment
Earlier this month, Souza Cruz has put in place to change the price of cigarettes due to the new collection of model (Excise Tax). The new rate will be adjusted from approximately 41%.
According to the manufacturer, the average increase passed on to retailers, valid from April 1, is 24%.
Source: News Agency
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