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Selling ‘expired’ cosmetics costs seller Rs 15,000 after Kerala woman wins case
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“An expired cosmetic product is not fit for sale.
Consumers purchase cosmetic products with the legitimate expectation that they are safe, usable and within their shelf life.
Selling an expired cosmetic product not only violates consumer rights but also exposes the consumer to possible health hazards,” the July 27 order read.
Go, file case if you wishThe woman stated that she purchased a Yardley London English Blossom cosmetic product from the store on March 19, 2023, for Rs 175.
TakeawayThis ruling highlights that retailers can be held liable for selling expired cosmetic products.