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Euroconsumers and Eurochild say that restricting young people’s access to social media is not the right way to safeguard them from harm.
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The EU‑Mercosur deal is a chance to strengthen consumer‑market stability through strategic partnerships in an increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape, but high standards must be mon...
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A new survey of consumers in eight EU countries shows the future Common Agricultural Policy must better reflect consumer expectations about food, farming and affordability....
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On World Consumers Rights Day 2025 we ask what’s working and what’s holding back sustainability in consumer decision-making....
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Refurbishment has huge potential to drive the EU’s circular economy goals—cutting emissions, reducing raw material dependencies, AND giving consumers the affordable, sustainable choices ...
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Let’s think about innovation, competitiveness and regulation from a consumer perspective to find common language and common ground for the future....
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OCU’s tests find 8 out of 9 carbon monoxide detectors readily available for sale online are not safe, the new General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) has a lot to put right....
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Scams are surging, but almost half of us aren’t clear on how to report them or get support. We think central national fraud hotlines will help.
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Oasis have made dynamic pricing famous, annoying their fans and pushing the practice higher up policy makers’ agendas. As Black Friday approaches, consumers face even more price fluctuatio...
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With the EU’s new Right to Repair legislation about to come into force, we reflect on Euroconsumers’ contribution to this major milestone....
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