In response to the rising incidences of pyramid schemes, key government agencies have joinedforces to strengthen detection, prevention and enforcement across Bhutan.The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority (CCAA) will spearhead this coordinatedeffort, supported by the Royal Monetary Authority (RMA), Department of Law and Order(DLO), Department of Revenue and Customs (DRC), Department of Trade (DOT) andDepartment […]

To protect consumer interests, CCAA regularly inspects business establishments nationwide. In Paro Dzongkhag, 126 business establishments were inspected. Click the link for more details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Market-Surveillance-Report-Final.docx

CCAA takes aim at long-standing price-fixing practices for meat retail sector in Thimphu. Please visit the press release for details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Meat-retailers-trained-on-fair-pricing-as-CCAA-looks-at-making-the-market-competitive-1.docx

CCAA conducted an advocacy session with 225 vendors at Kaja Throm, Thimphu on September 1, 2025. Visit the link for more details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/CCAA-Engages-Vendors-at-Kaja-Throm-to-Strengthen-Consumer-Protection-Compliance.docx

CCAA conducted an advocacy program on E-Commerce Safety for local leaders of Thimphu Dzongkhag. The session brought together Dzongrab, DT Thrizin, Gups, Mangmis, Sector Heads, Tshogpas, and local business entities. Visit the link for more details: https://ccaa.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Press-Release-.pdf