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EconMin: Sunday trading regulated by Trade Act and not by Crafts Act

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Edvard Šušak

ZAGREB, 9 Feb (Hina) - Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar stated on Monday that lifting the ban on Sunday trading for family-run retail businesses does not fall within the scope of the Crafts Act, and asserted that the Trade Act is sufficient to regulate Sunday trading.

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