The Material Of The Bag Is Marked Wrong, And The Consumer Is Compensated For 8900 Yuan.

For the "split leather", the tag shows "cow leather", and consumers sue the store and counter for refund and three times compensation.

Reporters learned yesterday, through the Beijing Tongzhou court mediation, shopping malls and counters to compensate consumers 8900 yuan.

Mr. Cui said that in December 2014 and January 2015, he bought 5 men's leather bags in a shopping mall in Tongzhou, Beijing, which consumed 2900 yuan.

The luggage tag shows the material "

"He felt the quality of the bag was defective and was sent to the national fur quality supervision and inspection center. The quality inspection result was" the material on the front, back and bottom of the package is split leather ".

Mr. Cui believes that the bag is not marked with "split". The behavior of shopping malls and counters is shoddy, and the substandard products are disguised as qualified products. Therefore, the prosecution requires the shopping mall and counters to refund 2900 yuan, three times compensation for 8700 yuan, as well as detection, traffic, loss of work, printing fees and so on.

Through court mediation, shopping malls and counters

Agree to return the goods for Mr. Cui, and pay Mr. Cui payment and compensation totaling 8900 yuan.

The judge said that according to the relevant standards issued by the Ministry of industry and information technology, the word "split" should be clearly marked in the split layer leather material.

The judge reminded manufacturers that when producing leather products, the signs of their commodity tags should be strictly labeled in accordance with relevant regulations of the state so as not to mislead consumers and compensate them after disputes.

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In May 27th, another cosmetics giant Estee Lauder group also announced its product price adjustment plan in China.

CEO of L'OREAL group, China, said he noticed that the Chinese government lowered the import tariff of cosmetics from 5% to 2%. Although the decline has limited impact on retail prices, the group still decided to take this opportunity to reduce the price of some imported products.

Reporters learned from the Ministry of finance that this tariff reduction locks 14 categories of commodities, an average of more than 50% decline in strength over the past.

Among them, the import tariff of suits and fur clothing decreased from 14% to 23% to 7% to 10%; the import tariff of diapers dropped from 7.5% to 2%; the import duties of short boots and sports shoes dropped from 22% to 24%.

Shi Yaobin, Vice Minister of finance, said that the 14 types of pilot commodities mainly selected commodities that were closely related to daily life of the people, the higher proportion of domestic consumers shopping abroad, the relatively high proportion of tariffs in the total tax burden of commodities, and the commodities that had less impact on domestic related industries after tax reduction.

In view of public opinion that the reduction of tariffs may affect some Chinese tourists in overseas hot market areas such as Japan and Hongkong, Shi Yaobin said that the State Council's import tariff policy adjustment is not aimed at any country or region.

"These measures are not intended to bring back the consumption of Chinese consumers abroad, but to facilitate domestic consumption, facilitate domestic consumer shopping, and meet personalized and diversified consumption needs."

He said.