Which ancient civilization created the world's first known consumer protection edict regarding product quality, establishing severe penalties for merchants who sold defective goods?

Before modern consumer protection agencies, ancient civilizations had their own methods of dealing with defective or dangerous products. From Roman construction standards to Egyptian quality control for afterlife goods, product safety was surprisingly important. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies handled the equivalent of product recalls and quality control in their marketplaces.

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Mesopotamian (Code of Hammurabi, c. 1754 BCE)
Ancient Egyptian (Pharaonic Decree of Amenhotep III, c. 1391 BCE)
Ancient Greek (Athenian Market Regulations, c. 500 BCE)
Roman Empire (Edict of Diocletian, c. 301 CE)