The Saeima has officially approved amendments to the Unfair Trade Practices Prohibition Law. These changes were passed in a final reading on Thursday, July 23rd. The legislation aims to foster fairer cooperation between agricultural food suppliers and retailers. The amendments received overwhelming support from the parliament. The final vote concluded with 81 members in favor and zero against. This move is intended to curb unfair business rules within the food supply chain. By strengthening these regulations, the government seeks to protect smaller producers from retail imbalances.