Warning of the department to stop the sale and distribution of prohibited items, action will be taken against those sold through online means
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 27 July 2026
Kathmandu. The Department of Commerce, Supply and Consumer Protection has issued a strong warning against unauthorized importation, storage, sale and distribution of items legally banned by the Government of Nepal.
The deartment issued a public notice on Monday and warned all stakeholders not to engage in illegal transactions of goods banned from import and export as per the notices published in the Nepal Gazette at different times in accordance with Section 3 Sub-Section 1 of the Export and Import Control Act, 2013.
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