Regulation
EU proposes ban on fake scarcity claims, drip pricing and subscription traps
The Digital Fairness Act would rewrite the EU's rules on how businesses sell online, from discount claims and reviews to how customers cancel.
The Digital Fairness Act would rewrite the EU's rules on how businesses sell online, from discount claims and reviews to how customers cancel.
Sellers shipping goods into the EU will pay a second per-code charge on top of the €3 duty and must supply new product data on every customs declaration.
The pause is aimed at EU-based businesses, so UK sellers shipping into Europe are unlikely to see any change.
Brussels already has a plan to drop the per-country authorised representative requirement. As drafted, it only helps businesses based inside the EU.
The campaign now appearing in seller dashboards wants the authorised representative requirement dropped for EU-based sellers.