AM Vikrama Raja, president of Federation of Tamil Nadu Traders Association speaking at a function in Tiruvallur on Tuesday

Tamil Nadu

Supply only quality products, Vikrama Raja urges traders

Speaking at the ‘Mupperum Vizha,’ a function that is held annually by the Traders’ Association in Kadambathur near Tiruvallur on Tuesday, he emphasised on the importance of trading with a conscience and making sure no one sells adulterated or expired products to the public.

DT NEXT Bureau

Updated:30th Nov, 2022 at 1:05 AM

TIRUVALLUR: Traders should make it their motto to provide people with quality products, said AM Vikrama Raja, president of Federation of Tamil Nadu Traders Association.

Speaking at the ‘Mupperum Vizha,’ a function that is held annually by the Traders’ Association in Kadambathur near Tiruvallur on Tuesday, he emphasised on the importance of trading with a conscience and making sure no one sells adulterated or expired products to the public.

“It is also essential to keep the shop and its surroundings clean and hygienic so people look forward to coming to the shops,” he said. Vikrama Raja distributed welfare aids to sanitary workers and those in need on the occasion. Several traders and association functionaries participated in the function in which a minute of silence was observed for the traders who lost their lives during the pandemic.

Supply only quality products, Vikrama Raja urges traders

Speaking at the ‘Mupperum Vizha,’ a function that is held annually by the Traders’ Association in Kadambathur near Tiruvallur on Tuesday, he emphasised on the importance of trading with a conscience and making sure no one sells adulterated or expired products to the public.

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