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Central Union of Consumer Associations of Ukraine (Ukoopspilka) (Ukrainian: Центральна спілка споживчих товариств України (Укоопспілка), romanized: Tsentralʹna spilka spozhyvchykh tovarystv Ukrayiny) is a non-profit organization of Ukraine that serves as a representative and protects ...
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About the organisation – UKRCONSUMERPROTECTION. History. Ukraine was one of the first countries in the post-Soviet space to enshrine consumer rights at the legislative level by adopting a relevant law. However, despite the legislative prerequisites, the practical realization of Ukrainian consumers’ rights has long remained unsatisfactory.
Today, the consumer co-operation system has great economic and resource potential – it has about 15 thousand trade enterprises, 3 thousand restaurant facilities, 7 hotels, 300 manufacturing enterprises and shops, more than 300 markets throughout Ukraine.
The UCP stands for expanding international cooperation in the field of consumer protection and combating unfair business practices of all enterprises, both at the national and international levels. UCP in actions and figures. >5 years of successful activity. UAH 68 million - the largest fine paid for product counterfeiting.
On August 12, 1946, in accordance with the decision of the Center of the USSR No. 768, the Ukrainian Union of Consumer Cooperative Organizations (UKOOPSPILKA) was named “Ukrainian Republican Union of Consumer Societies of Ukraine (UKOOPSPILKA)”.
