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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2024

Recent Publication Of Directive 2024/825 On Empowering Consumers For The Green Transition

Following its adoption on 28 February 2024, the new Directive 2024/825 has now been published (the Directive). The adoption of the Directive aims...

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Following its adoption on 28 February 2024, the new Directive 2024/8251 has now been published (the Directive). The adoption of the Directive aims at guiding and supporting consumers in engaging with the green transition.

The Directive followed a proposal made by the European Commission in spring 2022 as part of the greater European Green Deal, with the objective of fighting increasing greenwashing risks for consumers through misleading environmental claims.

The Directive amends two existing directives, namely the unfair commercial practices directive (UCPD2) and the consumer rights directive (CRD3). It aims at (i) granting consumers access to additional information about the environmental impact of certain products and (ii) protecting them against misleading commercial practices on the sustainability features of such products.

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