Amman: The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Supply issued 4,008 violations last year during 5,250 inspection tours on 85,790 establishments across the Kingdom's governorates.

According to Jordan News Agency, " the Market and Supply Control Directorate in Amman issued 1,767 tickets, representing 44% of the total violations. The data revealed that 1,415 Amman-headquartered establishments were fined for failing to announce prices, 220 others for non-compliance with the specified price, 59 for absence of the announced price, and 46 for failing to apply the discounts instructions.

Furthermore, in Amman, 19 businesses were ticketed for violating instructions for bakery establishments, seven others for refraining from selling a basic material, and one for abstaining from providing the buyer with purchase invoices.

In other regions, the data showed that 2,241 entities were fined, including 1,926 violations for failing to announce prices, 195 for non-compliance with the specified price, and 38 for non-adherence to the announced price. Additionally, 33 establishments were fined for non-compliance with the discounts instructions, 24 for failing to apply instructions for bakery establishments, four for trading in subsidized livestock fodder materials, 11 for refusing to sell basic items, and 10 for obstructing employees from performing their official duties.

In remarks to "Petra," the ministry's media spokesperson, Yanal Barmawi, stated that the majority of commercial establishments are committed to the provisions of the Industry, Trade, and Supply Law, noting that the violations are "few" compared to the number of businesses that complied with the relevant regulations in force countrywide.