Aiming at balancing consumers and suppliers' positions, Brazil has developed a complex set of regulations, which includes the Federal Constitution ("FC")

Brazil's National Environmental Council has introduced Resolution No. 516/2026, establishing strict limits on hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment sold in the country. The regulation creates a mandatory national registry system and imposes compliance obligations across the entire supply chain, with varying implementation timelines ranging from immediate effect to four years depending on the substance. Non-compliance triggers recall procedures, environmental disposal requirements, and

O Decreto n° 9.960/2019, que já entrou em vigor na data de sua publicação, instituiu a Comissão de Estudos Permanentes de

Foram publicadas em 2/7/2019 duas novas portarias que disciplinam o procedimento de recall no Brasil.

Four Brazilian federal authorities have jointly convened a public hearing to address the sale of counterfeit and irregular products through digital platforms, signaling a shift toward regulatory proposals for the digital marketplace. The hearing will examine critical issues including platform liability, product verification mechanisms, consumer protection, and cooperation frameworks between platforms, regulators, and rights holders.

The recall in Brazil is the process by which the manufacturer or service provider has the obligation to recall any product or service which may pose any risk to the safety or health.

The consumer's concern with the food safety is a widely debated topic in social media nowadays.

A recém-lançada edição 2019 do Who's Who Legal Brazil agraciou 28 de nossos sócios e associados com um total de 38 reconhecimentos.

Consulta pública discute novas regras para anúncios de produtos regulados, deveres de marketplaces e mecanismo de retirada de ofertas irregulares...