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The Independent Consumer and Competition Commission (ICCC) of Papua New Guinea promotes fair competition and consumer protection. It investigates anti-competitive practices, enforces competition laws, and protects consumers from unfair business activities in the market.
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2nd Floor, Post Office Building, Nita Street, Boroko.
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