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Jan 21, 2021 05:01:15 PM The Consumer Council of Fiji (CCF) has expressed its disappointment with a Suva based bus service after news of students being left stranded at school. This after the suspension of services without communication with the school. Consumer Council of Fiji Chief Executive Seema Shandil said Bus companies have a “duty of care” towards their customers and must alert them first if they are going to cancel their trip on that particular route a day before. “The case that has been highlighted in the media of children being left stranded becomes an issue of safety. Parents send their children to school with the understanding that there is a system of transportation that works in their favor and that their children will be transported safely back home,” said Shandil.

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Businesses Inhibit Choice By Stating Preferred Supplier

Monday, 18 January 2021, 5:27 pm Businesses must refrain from advertising that they are the “preferred supplier” for uniforms for certain schools as it provides the illusion that they are the only suppliers available. Parents are advised to disregard such advertisements and purchase their children’s needs according to their affordability and choice. This comes after the Consumer Council of Fiji discovered that certain businesses are using the phrase “preferred supplier of school uniforms” in their advertisements as a marketing tactic to lure consumers. Council’s Chief Executive Ms Shandil said that this is not the time for businesses to employ such marketing tactics

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Press Release – Consumer Council of Fiji Businesses must refrain from advertising that they are the preferred supplier for uniforms for certain schools as it provides the illusion that they are the only suppliers available. Parents are advised to disregard such advertisements and purchase … Businesses must refrain from advertising that they are the “preferred supplier” for uniforms for certain schools as it provides the illusion that they are the only suppliers available. Parents are advised to disregard such advertisements and purchase their children’s needs according to their affordability and choice. This comes after the Consumer Council of Fiji discovered that certain businesses are using the phrase “preferred supplier of school uniforms” in their advertisements as a marketing tactic to lure consumers. Council’s Chief Executive Ms Shandil said that this is not the time for businesses to employ such marketing tactics given that many Fijians are still reeling

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The Fiji Times » Toyota models called for check for manufacturer issues

ANISH CHAND Picture: FILE. Owners of Toyota FJ Cruiser (GSJ15) Model – 2013-2015, Toyota Corolla (ZRE172) Model – 2017-2019 and Toyota Fortuner and Toyota Hilux Model – June – Dec 2018 are being urged to take their vehicles to Asco Motors for a check. Asco Motors has been working with Consumer Council of Fiji and other relevant stakeholders in respect of these Toyota models “which may have certain manufacturer issues,’” said Asco Motors in a statement released on the South Pacific Stock Exchange. The Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013-2015 and the Toyota Corolla (ZRE172) Model – 2017-2019 have “Fuel pump issue” while the Toyota Fortuner and Toyota Hilux Model – June – Dec 2018 has an issue with “Brake Booster Part inspection and replacement.”

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