Learn about the EU’s plan for consumer policy until 2030, including how to strengthen consumer protection especially online, and promoting sustainable consumption
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The European Commission is seeking views on two major initiatives to reinforce the EU framework ensuring that all products on the single market are safe and fit for an increasingly digital and circular economy.
They have identified which aspects work well and what could be improved in a potential revision.
Joint press statement by Commissioner Michael McGrath and TEZUKA Satoru, Chairperson of the Personal Information Protection Commission of Japan
Joint Press Statement: Japan informal consumer dialogue
Joint Press Statement: Korea DPA
Follow Sven, Elena and Sofia as they embark on an exciting trip across Europe and discover the benefits the EU brings to your daily life. From study opportunities and ticket compensation claims to using your phone abroad and the euro, there’s all sorts of ways the EU improves your life. Read on.
Respond by 27 August to help shape the future of product information along the entire value chain.
Gas cartridges and LPG cylinders sold in the EU comply with EU standards, tests to determine their safety and reliability have shown. These are the findings of a campaign led by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW).
A significant proportion of children’s activity toys sold in the EU fails to comply with EU standards, as shown by tests conducted on a sample of 89 swings, activity towers and climbing frames.
