Know the penalty for selling forbidden clothes
The Egyptian legislator is keen on the Egyptian penal code to protect local industry and to develop it as part of the development and seek to improve the local product by enacting legislation that contributes to increase the job opportunity and eliminate unemployment.
Some tried to violate the law and sought to introduce Egypt goods that are not traded or entered through outlets or are not legitimate for passing through different markets and selling them, such as in imported clothes and other products, but the law stopped them with the lookout and placed in Chapter 17 of the Penal Code under The separation of traders in prohibited things, specifically in Article 228, which states the following:
"Any person who enters Egypt, enters or carries goods in the country to sell, sell, hide, or initiate this act unless otherwise provided by law shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months and a fine not exceeding five hundred pounds. For another punishment. "
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