The Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) has ordered businesses operating within the state to disclose any material changes made to their products or face regulatory sanctions.
The directive, issued by the Lagos State Government, requires companies to be transparent about modifications to their offerings to ensure consumers are not misled regarding the products they purchase.
Businesses that fail to comply with the order to report these changes risk facing penalties from the regulatory body.
The move is part of LASCOPA’s mandate to protect the interests of consumers in Lagos by ensuring that businesses maintain high standards of transparency and accountability in their commercial activities.
Companies are expected to adhere to these disclosure requirements immediately to avoid enforcement actions by the agency.
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