During the sale period, Snapdeal will be offering up to 80 percent discount on men and women?s clothing and minimum 50 percent discount on women's handbags and accessories.
After Amazon's and Flipkart's mega sale fest, e-commerce firm Snapdeal has now launched a three-day sale offering massive discounts across categories like mobile and electronics, fashion and home between July 20-22. Snapdeal is also offering discounts on various products across price segments and categories. Along with this, SBI Bank customers get an instant 10 percent discount on their purchase.
During the sale period, the e-commerce player will be offering up to 80 percent discount on men and women's clothing and minimum 50 percent discount on women's handbags and accessories.
The customers can purchase monsoon footwear starting at Rs 499. The sale also boasts of utility items like clothes drying stands, floaters, waterproof bike chargers, backpack rain covers, all must-haves for this season at a bargain.
This year, the company has also set up a Feature Phone Store which offers feature phones from brands like Reliance Jio, Micromax, Nokia, and I Kall at attractive prices. Most mobile phones available on the Snapdeal Feature Phone Festival are 4G-enabled, and fashionably designed with unmatched features at costs starting from Rs. 299 only. These devices also come equipped with unique features such as fake currency detector, super battery feature, FM radio, music player, dual SIM, and Bluetooth connectivity. Some of these phones include IKALL K71, Nokia 105, and Micromax Bharat 1.
In addition, the sale also boasts of entry-level smartphones like iVOOMi V5 and Xolo Era priced at Rs 3499 and 4499 respectively. Besides, the 32 inch HD Ready LED Vibgyor television and 40 inch smart full HD LED Television is priced at Rs 9990 and Rs 19490.
The customers can also purchase safari luggage bags at a minimum 65% discount.
Meanwhile, The Centre has asked state governments to provide a detailed report on e-commerce firms printing details like expiry date, best before use and customer care contact information on pre-packaged goods, a senior Consumer Affairs Ministry official told PTI.
From January 1, e-commerce companies have been mandated to comply with new declaration norms for packaged goods except for medicines as per the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Amendment Rules, 2017.
At present, only MRP is printed on the goods sold online.
"We have written to state governments to submit a status report on implementation of new declaration norms by the e-commerce firms," the official told PTI.
Companies like Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal are complying with the new declaration rules. However, the states have been asked to give a detailed report, the official said.
There are thousands of e-commerce portals in the country. Some of them have uploaded the new rules on their websites and asked sellers to follow them strictly, the official added.
Besides MRP, e-commerce companies have to declare country of origin, best before use by date, consumer care detail, net quantity, name and address of manufacturer and importer and name of the commodity among others.
The official said the violation of the norms would lead to penalty as stated in the section 36 of the Legal Metrology Act and Rules.
For the first time violation, the penalty is up to Rs 25,000 and for the second time violation the fine is up to Rs 50,000 and for the subsequent offence the fine is up to Rs 1 lakh or imprisonment for an year or with both, the official added.
(With inputs from agencies)
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