Mozambique: All Products Must Be Labelled in Portuguese, Orders INAE

Maputo — The Mozambican government's National Inspectorate of Economic Activities (INAE) has warned all shops that, as from 31 March, the pre-packaged products they sell must be labelled in the country's official language, Portuguese.

INAE inspector Veronica Duvane announced this at a Maputo press conference on Monday. “On 31 March, we shall launch an operation against all pre-packaged products that do not have labels in Portuguese. That is, all products sold in Mozambique must be labelled in the Portuguese language”.

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