The Consumer Affairs Commission Jamaica

An Agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce
Government of Jamaica

Who We Are and What We Do
 

The Consumer Affairs Commission is a government agency established to inform, educate and empowerconsumers to protect themselves in the marketplace.

The work of the Commission is three pronged: we engage in market research, provide complaint resolutionservices and run a vibrant consumer education programme.  All the services provided by the Commission are free as the organization is fully funded by Government.    

The CAC operates under the Trade Act of 1955 and the Consumer Protection Act of 2005.
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CAC News
Consumers Demand Answers from the Banks 30 May 2013, 18.10 Administrator CAC News
Consumers Demand Answers from the Banks
 An open statement to the Jamaica Bankers Association. Click here to
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Tissue Issue Update 2 18 April 2013, 16.26 Administrator CAC News
Tissue Issue Update 2
Tissue Issue Update 2 Tissue Issue Update 2 - Test
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World Consumer Rights Day Message from The Hon. Anthony Hylton 14 March 2013, 17.34 Administrator CAC News
World Consumer Rights Day Message from The Hon. Anthony Hylton
Message  by The Hon. Anthony Hylton Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce   World Consumer Rights Day March 15, 2013   Click here to download speech (pdf) Address - HM Anthony Hylton Press
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Motor Vehicle Year of Manufacture Discrepancy 06 March 2013, 22.04 Administrator CAC News
Motor Vehicle Year of Manufacture Discrepancy
 The Consumer Affairs Commission is aware that there is a persistent discrepancy issue between the year of manufacture advertised and the correct year of manufacture located on certain used Toyota and Nissan cars imported,
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CONSUMER ALERT! - THE KILLER PESTICIDE 05 February 2013, 17.44 Administrator CAC News
CONSUMER ALERT! - THE KILLER PESTICIDE
Have you seen this item anywhere? If you have, report location immediately to the Pesticides Control Authority, Bureau of Standards Jamaica, Customs department or the Consumer Affairs Commission so that the competent authority
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