Indian Consumer Authority Warns Hotels and Restaurants Against Illegal 'LPG Charges'
India's Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has warned hotels and restaurants that levying additional charges like 'LPG charges' or 'fuel cost recovery' on food bills is an unfair trade practice and will invite strict action, urging compliance with the Consumer Protection Act.
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'LPG charge' not legal, will invite action, CCPA warns eateries
Hotels and restaurants face strict action for levying additional charges like "LPG charges" or "fuel cost recovery" on food bills. The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) stated these are unfair trade practices, as operational costs should be included in menu prices. Consumers can dispute such charges and file complaints.
By DIPAK K DASH
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The CCPA warns restaurants against unfair charges like "LPG fees" in bills, urging compliance with the Consumer Protection Act to avoid penalties.
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