Control of Goods (Price Control) (Stockfeed Prices) Order, 1988
The provision defines “stockfeed” and “stock,” sets maximum resale prices for stockfeed, and bars anyone from selling stockfeed above those limits or before written approval by the Prices and Incomes Commission.
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- Jurisdiction
- Zambia
- Instrument
- Statutory instrument
- Citation
- SI 1 of 1988
- Version
- 15 Jan 1988
- Language
- en
- Official source
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The provision defines “stockfeed” and “stock,” sets maximum resale prices for stockfeed, and bars anyone from selling stockfeed above those limits or before written approval by the Prices and Incomes Commission. Stockfeed manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers must keep records for two years showing the cost of the goods and the price they were sold for. A person who sells stockfeed must always display its maximum price.
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