The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) urges consumers to prioritize safety and responsibility when buying fireworks for New Year's celebrations. DTI Secretary Cristina Roque emphasizes the importance of choosing certified fireworks to minimize accidents and injuries, ensuring a safe and enjoyable festivity. The DTI, through the Bureau of Philippine Standards (BPS), has published a comprehensive list of certified fireworks on its official website to guide consumers.
The Department of Trade and Industry issued a stern reminder to consumers to prioritize safety and responsibility when purchasing fireworks for the New Year revelry.
DTI Secretary Cristina Roque underscored the importance of choosing only certified fireworks to prevent accidents and ensure a safe and prosperous celebration.“As we usher in a New Year, it is crucial to remember that safety should always be our top priority. By purchasing certified fireworks, consumers can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, allowing everyone to enjoy the festivities with peace of mind,” Roque said.
To assist consumers, the DTI, through the Bureau of Philippine Standards , published a comprehensive list of certified fireworks on its official website. This list serves as a reliable guide, helping consumers make informed choices by selecting products that meet rigorous safety standards.“We encourage everyone to check the official list of certified fireworks before making any purchase and support our efforts in promoting safety. Let us celebrate responsibly and prioritize the well-being of ourselves and our loved ones,” Roque said.
FIREWORKS SAFETY CERTIFICATION NEW YEAR CONSUMERS
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