Consumer Welfare & Protection

Consumers have the right to basic needs such as adequate food, clothing, shelter, health care, education, and sanitation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Consumers have the right to choose products from a wide array of goods.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Right to redress is the consumer’s right to acquire knowledge and skills to become an informed consumer.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Right to information is the consumer’s right to be protected from dishonest or misleading advertising or labeling.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Consumers don’t have the right to live and work in hazard-free environment that allows them to live with dignity and their well-being assured.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Consumer laws are regulatory jurisdictions that provide consumer welfare and protection on the health products and services availed.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) gives credit facilities to consumers by recognized financial entities.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A consumer can file a complaint if a product or a service fails.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Department of Health (DOH) ensures the quality and safety of all consumer products and services warranties.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Food & Drug Administration (FDA) protects consumers against untrue financial products.

• TRUE

• FALSE