In a recent inspection conducted by the Economic Control Service (ECD), a supermarket located on Anamoestraat was found to be selling unlabeled chicken products and refrigerated beverages without price tags. The action was initiated following a complaint about the sale of unpackaged chicken meat lacking proper labeling and chilled drinks missing price indications. After consulting with the Bureau for Public Health (BOG), the ECD involved the Veterinary Inspection of the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Fisheries (LVV). Based on their recommendation, 17 packages of chicken wings and an equal number of chicken legs were immediately removed from the refrigerated section, as raw meat must, by law, be accompanied by clear and valid labels. During the inspection, it was also discovered that several chilled beverages lacked price tags. The store owner claimed that prices were visible on regular shelves but was informed that price labeling is mandatory directly on refrigerated products as well. The owner pledged to rectify the issue. The ECD announced a follow-up inspection and warned that repeated violations would result in sanctions. The ministry emphasized its commitment to monitoring a fair and transparent market and urged consumers to report malpractices such as price gouging or inadequate labeling via WhatsApp (+597) 8530915 or phone 483949.