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Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy

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About Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy

The Directorate-General for Market Harmonization and Consumer Protection (DGAMTC) within the Ministry for Economic Development works to harmonize market conditions in Italy with European Union standards. It is responsible for ensuring fair market practices, consumer protection, and implementing EU regulations related to consumer rights and market competitiveness.

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Via Molise 2, 00187 Rome, Italy

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