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PEREDARAN MAKANAN YANG SUDAH KADALUARSA SEBAGAI KEJAHATAN TERSELUBUNG TERHADAP PERLINDUNGAN KONSUMEN Aughi Nanda Saputra; Jody Yaumil qidam; Faturahman Vrali; Libra Yadi Pura; M. Imam Muslim
Consensus : Jurnal Ilmu Hukum Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): Agustus
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Hukum Sumpah Pemuda Palembang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.46839/consensus.v2i1.53

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Abstrak Keterbukaan perdagangan dan tanpa hambatan yang diharapkan suatu kondisi perdagangan yang dilandasi oleh prinsip persaingan sehat. Perubahanan prinsip perdagangan dari era ketertutupan, tradisional, monopoli dan proteksi menuju era keterbukaan tanpa proteksi merupakan pencerminan dari pertumbuhan pemikiran ke arah modernisasi hubungan antar bangsa. Penyebab terjadinya kejahatan terselubung peredaran makanan kadaluarsa di masyarakat diantaranya. Pedagang tidak mengetahui atau tidak menyadari bahwa ia menjual makanan yang telah kadaluwarsa. Tidak adanya keluhan atau komplain dari konsumen membuat pedagang merasa bahwa tidak apa-apa jika pedagang masih menjual makanan kadaluwarsa. Pedagang tetap menjual makanan kadaluwarsa selama bentuk dagangannya tersebut masih layak untuk dijual dikarenakan tidak ingin rugi. Pedagang tidak mengetahui jika menjual makanan kadaluwarsa merupakan pelanggaran hukum. Kata Kunci : Makanan, Kadaluarsa, Kejahatan, Konsumen Abstract Trade openness and without barriers expected of a trading condition based on the principle of fair competition. Changes in trade principles from an era of closedness, traditionalism, monopoly and protection to an era of openness without protection is a reflection of the growth of thinking towards the modernization of relations between nations. The causes of the hidden crime of circulating expired food in society include. Traders do not know or are not aware that they are selling food that has expired. The absence of complaints or complaints from consumers makes traders feel that it is okay if traders are still selling expired food. Traders continue to sell expired food as long as the merchandise is still fit for sale because they don't want to lose. Traders do not know that selling expired food is against the law Keyword : Food, Expired, Crime, Consumer
Peredaran Makanan Yang Sudah Kadaluarsa Sebagai Kejahatan Terselubung Terhadap Perlindungan Konsumen Jody Yaumulqidam; Aughi Nanda Saputra; Faturrahman Vrali,; Libra Yadi Pura; M. Imam Muslim,; Andi Candra
Consensus : Jurnal Ilmu Hukum Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023)
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Hukum Sumpah Pemuda

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The trade and barrier-free conditions expected from trade conditions based on the principles of healthy competition are the result of the development of thought towards the modernization of inter-national relations. The shift from the era of closure, monopoly, and protection to the age of openness without protection is the outcome of this development of thinking. Factors that contribute to the hidden crimes of food expiration occurring in the community include traders who may not know or be unaware that they are selling foods that have expired because there are no complaints or grievances from customers. Therefore, they may believe that they can continue to sell foods expiring because they do not want to lose it and want to sell it as long as the goods are still worth selling. However, they might not know that selling expiring foods is a violation of the law.
Co-Authors Andi Candra Aughi Nanda Saputra Aughi Nanda Saputra Faturahman Vrali Faturrahman Vrali, Jody Yaumil qidam Jody Yaumulqidam M. Imam Muslim M. Imam Muslim,