The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has relocated to newly refurbished premises in the same building, offering upgraded facilities to enhance its services to Gibraltar’s businesses and consumers.
Why this matters
The OFT is a vital resource for small businesses, providing essential support for licensing, compliance, and consumer protection. According to the OFT’s press release, the relocation is intended to “enhance the quality of its services” and ensure they continue to meet the needs of Gibraltar’s business community.
What’s new?
The upgraded premises aim to improve the OFT’s ability to deliver efficient services, making it easier for entrepreneurs and small business owners to meet regulatory requirements and access guidance.
What’s next?
The relocation reflects the OFT’s commitment to supporting Gibraltar’s business community. Small businesses are encouraged to visit the new office or contact the OFT to see how the updated facilities can benefit them.
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