Chinese Supermarkets Selling Illegal Goods in Guyana

Chinese supermarkets are selling illegal goods in Guyana. As Chinese supermarkets dominate the Guyanese retail landscape, people are beginning to notice that the new competition isn't as fair as it seems on the surface. Chinese supermarkets are stocking and selling illegal goods, which would cause local supermarkets serious legal trouble. Additionally, shoppers notice that many Chinese establishments do not freely give receipts and that the receipts lack VAT registration and the VAT amount as required by law. Is this the tip of the unlawful iceberg for Chinese Supermarkets in Guyana? Stay tuned to the Chinese Takeover Docuseries for more! 00:00 Intro 00:40 Washington Law Firm Ad 01:27 How to Support the Docu-Series 02:05 What the Chinese Ambassador said about Chinese Business in Guyana 04:34 Chinese Supermarkets Breaking the Law 05:05 Consumer Affairs Act & Food and Drugs Act 06:43 Illegal Products at Chinese Supermarkets 07:24 Chinese Supermarkets Breaking More Laws 08:03 The Value-Added Tax Act 09:09 Chinese Supermarket Receipts without VAT Registration 10:06 Consumer Rights