Real Decreto 820/1990, de 22 de junio, por el que se prohibe la fabricación y comercialización de los productos de apariencia engañosa que pongan en peligro la salud o seguridad de los consumidores. | BOE-A-1990-14814 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 820/1990, de 22 de junio, por el que se prohibe la fabricación y comercialización de los productos de apariencia engañosa que pongan en peligro la salud o seguridad de los consumidores.

It is prohibited to manufacture, market, import, or export products whose deceptive appearance endangers people’s safety or health.

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Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1990-14814
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Language
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It is prohibited to manufacture, market, import, or export products whose deceptive appearance endangers people’s safety or health. Las autoridades competentes deben retirar del mercado los productos previstos en el artículo anterior y, si prohíben su comercialización o fabricación o su retirada, deben comunicarlo a las autoridades indicadas. The manufacture and marketing of the products covered by article 1 must be treated as complying with the listed health, consumer-protection, and sanction provisions. It prohibits deceptive non-food products that could be confused with food and endanger consumers, and requires competent authorities to withdraw such products from the market. This provision says the Royal Decree is to be treated as a basic norm under the Constitution.