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The Law on Consumer Protection, dated 23.02.1995 and numbered 4077, was the first specific law to include provisions aimed at the protection of consumers in Turkish Law. Law No. 4077 was updated through amendments made in the year 2003.

Tracking the prices is an integral element of any shopping activity. Whether you are in the supermarket filling your basket with groceries or in the cosmetics shop picking up a lovely box...

In recent years, together with the pandemic, which has radically changed many commercial practices in the world, electronic commerce has developed in our country...

Franchise agreements are vertical agreements.

The Regulation on Preparation of the National Occupational Standards and National Competencies has entered into effect in Turkey, published in Official Gazette number 29507 on 10 October 2015.

The Regulation About Installment Sales entered into force by being published in the Official Gazette on 14th January 2015.

Following the entry into force of Law No. 7416 Amending Law No. 6563 on the Regulation of Electronic Commerce, the Turkish Ministry of Trade started to issue secondary legislation relating to e-commerce.

The Regulation on the Amendment of the Distance Sales Regulation ("Regulation") was published in the Official Gazette on 23 August 2022.

The Law on the Amendment to the Consumer Protection Law and Certain Laws, which was published in the Official Gazette dated 30 October 2024 and No. 32707 ("Law")...

New developments are occuring with the gradual prevalence of e-commerce platforms and becoming an inseparable part of life with the pandemic.In proportion to capaciousness of these developments...

The Turkish Ministry of Trade has recently amended ("Amendment Regulation") the Commercial Advertisement and Unfair Commercial Practices Regulation ("Regulation").

Under Turkish law, consumer rights are mainly protected by, and the legal status of all the consumer-related transactions are stipulated in, Law No. 4077 on the Protection of Consumers (the "Consumer Protection Law"), which was enacted on 23 February 1995 and published in the Official Gazette on 8 March 1995.

The Turkish Competition Board's strict approach to this singular case is setting the stage for the regulation of digital markets. As the first of its kind in Turkey and one of the first worldwide, ...

Turkey has introduced regulations for electronic equipment aimed at protecting the safety of people, property and animals.

The Ministry of Industry and Technology Market Surveillance and Inspection Regulation ("Regulation") is introduced in the Official Gazette dated 14 July 2021 and numbered 31541.

ARDEB, BİDEB ve TEYDEB tarafından desteklenen projelerde, öğrencilere yapılan burs ödemelerine ilişkin aylık üst limitleri 17.01.2023 tarihinde TÜBİTAK resmi web sayfası üzerinden duyurularak güncellenmiştir.

Turkey has issued a new Food Codex Communiqué establishing comprehensive administrative and scientific procedures for novel foods and traditional foods from other countries. The regulation introduces consultation mechanisms for determining novel food status, detailed application requirements including toxicological studies and allergenicity assessments, and specific timelines for regulatory review processes. Food business operators must now navigate structured pathways for market authorization, with pr

Studies conducted by the Ministry of Health for an alternative financing method to enable the establishment of new health facilities has resulted in adoption of the Law No. 5396, which entered into force on 3 July 2005. The Law inserts an additional article into the Law on Basic Health Services dealing with framework issues.