Compliance tool

Is a field missing from your template?

Using electronic labels is permitted, but the information that must appear on a price label does not change. Default ESL templates are usually prepared for other markets and do not know the Turkish list of mandatory fields. Tick your scenario and we will show which clauses apply and which are missing from your template.

This is a checklist, not legal advice.

The tool checks only the template you describe; it cannot see your actual label. Regulation text changes over time. Do the final check against the current text and with your legal adviser. This tool's job is not to replace an inspection but to show which questions to ask.

1. Your scenario

Some clauses apply only in certain situations; your selection narrows the list.

I sell packaged goods For loose goods the unit price alone suffices. Some goods are of Turkish origin Some goods carry a deposit I run discounted sales

2. Which of these are in your template?

Tick only what is genuinely defined in the template. If unsure, leave it unticked — showing a gap beats assuming a compliance you do not have.

Result

Beyond the template

Are there two separate templates for packaged and loose goods? The unit-price rule works differently for each.
Does the discount template have a previous-price field, and which system supplies the ten-day lowest price?
How quickly does the system report a faulty or un-updated label, and is that written into the contract?
Is the software's language file complete? Are field names and unit abbreviations in Turkish too?

Sources

The clauses were compiled from these three sources. When the regulation changes this page must be updated; the current text is always on mevzuat.gov.tr.

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