“Hello, Madam, it’s Fraud Repression, can you notify the director?”
» The receptionist picks up her phone.
It is not 11 a.m. this Tuesday, February 13 in the morning, and the aisles of this hypermarket near Dax (Landes) are still sparse.
Notifying the journalists who are escorting the inspectors from the General Directorate for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control DGCCRF, a security guard laughs: “Are we going to be on TV?
» The store manager smiles less frankly, but resigns himself.
“We have nothing to hide, go ahead,” he says.
In the wake of the trio of controllers, we navigate to the fruit and vegetable stalls.
Subject to not revealing the name of the brand, we were able to follow this operation aimed at possible "francization" practices, this scheme which consists of deceiving the customer by displaying a French origin, when the product does not. is not.
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