MUSCAT – The action forms part of the Authority’s ongoing nationwide campaign to combat the circulation of unsafe and non-compliant goods and limit their spread, ensuring the health and safety of consumers.
In a statement issued today, the CPA confirmed that the seized items included expired products, goods that failed to meet approved standards and specifications, as well as counterfeit items and those carrying misleading or inaccurate information.
Read More
- Oman’s mobile subscriptions hit 8.29 million as IoT and broadband rise
- Oman Air resumes Dubai, Bahrain flights as regional network ramps up
- Ministry holds 2026 leadership meeting in Al Jabal Al Akhdar to align strategy and boost tourism goals
- Oman marks World Heritage Day with global call to protect ‘Living Heritage’ amid rising crises
- Qatar Emir Sheikh Tamim departs Oman after talks with His Majesty Sultan Haitham
