, March 15 -- The growing practice of selling substandard products for extra profit has become a serious concern in Bangladesh, particularly in Dhaka, as the absence of strict government intervention allows unethical business practices to thrive.

Many shopkeepers prioritise financial gain over consumer welfare, often deceiving customers with counterfeit or low-quality products.

The UNB correspondent investigated how these activities take place, their long-term impact on consumers, and what can be done to address the issue.

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A Common Yet Unethical Practice

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