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What are the laws in Panama that regulate food product advertising and nutritional claims, and what are the criteria and restrictions that manufacturers must follow to ensure accurate and non-misleading information?
Advertising of food products in Panama is regulated by laws such as Executive Decree No. 272 of 2007. Manufacturers must follow criteria and restrictions to ensure accurate and non-misleading information, especially with regard to nutritional claims. False or misleading claims are prohibited, and advertising must conform to established standards to promote truthfulness and transparency in the information provided to consumers.
What are the specific steps to carry out an embargo in Ecuador?
The seizure process in Ecuador generally begins with the filing of a lawsuit. After obtaining a seizure order, the debtor is notified and the seized assets are identified and evaluated. Subsequently, the public auction of these assets is carried out to satisfy the debt.
How are tax debtors in Costa Rica classified based on the amount of the tax debt?
Tax debtors in Costa Rica are classified into three categories according to the amount of tax debt: small, medium and large debtors. Each category has different deadlines and penalties, and the classification depends on the amount owed compared to the taxpayer's income.
Can failure to comply with maintenance obligations in Paraguay lead to prison sentences?
Yes, in serious cases of non-compliance with maintenance obligations in Paraguay, the court can impose prison sentences as a coercive measure to guarantee compliance with said obligations.
How can companies address regulatory compliance in the context of the economic crisis or recession in Mexico?
During an economic crisis, it is essential that companies maintain a focus on regulatory compliance to avoid additional risks. This may require cost reduction in non-critical areas and effective management of legal and financial risks.
What is the impact of money laundering on economic inequality in Venezuela?
Money laundering contributes to the increase in economic inequality in Venezuela. By allowing illicit funds to mix with the legitimate economy, a gap is created between those who benefit from illegal activities and those who operate within the limits of legality. This economic inequality distorts the distribution of wealth, harms the most vulnerable sectors of society and hinders sustainable and equitable economic development.
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