Standards for MRP publishing
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Gillett doesn't care for consumers in India. Its products are also substandard. I have stopped using Gillette products for along time now. At the same time not printing the MRP on the product is a clear offence of the rules and guidelines. It should be looked into by the respective authorities urgently and action should be taken against the gulity party. more
May 29
in p&g products, specially on vicks veporab tin & bottle, on medicare sachet of marico hardly we can view the mrp. magnifying glass needs for its search. it should be made mandatary to print legibally like car registration number plates. more
May 29
There is no excuse for not printing MRP on the cover of the product. Government action is required. more
May 29
Printing MRP is a greatest tool to loot by many unscrupulous business men. Highly inflated MRPs are printed on medicine, medical accessories, garments, electric/H/W items, consumables etc. What is the fun of offering 95% discout on MRP ? There is need to fix genuine MRPs for all items (cost + profit + dealer margin) more
May 29
yes I agree with your views. BIS should looked into it. it is also found that in many cases the MRP printed on the product is different for open market and for the malls. MRP is more at Malls. BIS/Govt should take care of this. Even in one of my case, in on line purchases, they charged almost double of the MRP. When I pointed it to the agency (Amazon), they refunded the excess amount to the wallet but not in my account /card account. more
May 29
