The Consumer Affairs Commission is a government agency established to inform, educate and empower consumers to protect themselves in the marketplace. The work of the Commission is three pronged. We engage in market research, provide complaint resolution services and run a vibrant consumer education programme. The CAC operates under the Trade Act of 1955 and the Consumer Protection Act of 2005.
The Research arm of the Consumer Affairs Commission is one of the key pillars of the agency. During the CAC’s 43 year history, market surveillance and research has been a central pillar which has supported government policy. Among the research...
