The unstoppable global growth of the population brings with it, among other things, the constant development of industry. As a result, we are surrounded daily by products whose origin and preparation we are seldom aware of. Likewise, it can be seen that large hypermarket stores nowadays present to the final consumer, products known as “organic” products. white markings.

These situations may generate confusion in the consumer since he does not know to whom to complain in case of damage or dissatisfaction with products. At the same time, the Paraguayan jurist is faced with a “globalized” legislation, and this term does not refer to a global legislation in the sense that it includes several countries, but rather when it comes to identifying the responsible party. This is because national legislation does not distinguish between the various parties responsible for the production, importation or marketing of products, but simply “lumps them together” in a single definition. In the following, the reader will find a distinction between these subjects that tends to clarify these doubts that may arise. The analysis is an opening for discussion as the subject lends itself to a much broader analysis.