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A 167 percent increase in the value of seized goods in just one year, followed by a doubling of the scale of violations in the next six months, is not a statistical anomaly. Nor is this, contrary to the optimism of authorities, merely evidence of the increasing accuracy of the Polish National Revenue Administration’s analytical algorithms. These results demonstrate the structural helplessness of the European market in the face of a phenomenon that has evolved from a niche practice into a cross-border sector of the digital economy.

Poland implements new EU consumer protection rules targeting greenwashing, while introducing harmonized durability labeling and expanding product liability to cover software and AI systems. How will these regulatory changes reshape environmental claims, product guarantees, and manufacturer responsibilities across the European market?