Saudi Commerce Ministry Allows Contract Cancellation for Delayed Eid Shipments

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•The Commerce Ministry of Saudi Arabia issued the right for consumers to cancel contracts if Eid shipments are delayed.
•Parcel deliveries in Saudi Arabia surpassed 15 million during the first 20 days of Ramadan in 2026.
•The announcement was made on March 12, 2026, during the Ramadan period leading up to Eid.
•The policy aims to safeguard consumers during a period of heightened online shopping and delivery demand.

▸If the Commerce Ministry enforces strict penalties on sellers who delay Eid shipments sellers will prioritize timely deliveries, benefiting consumers with reliable service during Eid

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The right to cancel contracts due to delayed shipments could reduce sales and increase returns for e-commerce companies during a peak season.

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