About 70 percent of shops selling products exclusively for women in Jeddah were caught for violation of various rules, almost half of which were linked to fake feminization practices. ?Around 1,700 or 90 percent of women?s shops are feminized shops since the launch of a three-phase program by the ministry of Labor (MoL),? Mohammed bin Sultan Al-Shihri, head of the Committee of Textile and Garment Merchants at the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was quoted as saying by local media. The figures represent shops selling women?s products such as abayas, lingerie, accessories and beauty products, with the exception of outlets in popular markets, he said.
02-21-2016, 11:10 AM
70% of women-only shops caught violating ministry rules
About 70 percent of shops selling products exclusively for women in Jeddah were caught for violation of various rules, almost half of which were linked to fake feminization practices. ?Around 1,700 or 90 percent of women?s shops are feminized shops since the launch of a three-phase program by the ministry of Labor (MoL),? Mohammed bin Sultan Al-Shihri, head of the Committee of Textile and Garment Merchants at the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was quoted as saying by local media. The figures represent shops selling women?s products such as abayas, lingerie, accessories and beauty products, with the exception of outlets in popular markets, he said.
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