Benin: REMAPSEN Starts the Year on Consumer Protection

Author: Armel TognonPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Benin

Society & Lifestyle

Benin: REMAPSEN Starts the Year on Consumer Protection

On April 2, 2026, the African Media Network for Health and Environment Promotion (REMAPSEN Benin) held a meeting in Cotonou focused on consumer health, led by Eric Houessou from the ABDC. The session highlighted the role of associations in raising awareness and defending consumer rights against health risks. The ABDC also introduced tools like the 'Tribune du Consommateur' platform and conducted field actions to remove unsafe products from markets in several cities.

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