Switzerland: Consumer Protection

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New EU Obligations On Labelling Requirements For Legal Guarantees, Repair Information And Software Updates
The European Union has introduced new mandatory labelling requirements that will fundamentally change how manufacturers and retailers communicate product information to consumers. These obligations cover legal guarantees, repair information, and software update commitments, creating a comprehensive framework for consumer transparency. Understanding these requirements is essential for businesses operating in or selling to EU markets to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.
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MME
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EU’s New Guarantee Notices: What Changes In September 2026 For B2C Sellers
Starting September 2026, EU businesses selling goods to consumers must display two new mandatory notices at point of sale: a standardized legal guarantee notice and the GARAN label for products with extended durability guarantees. The challenge lies not in the content itself, but in implementing these requirements across diverse sales channels, product catalogues, and distribution networks.
Switzerland Consumer
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Logan & Partners
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Consumer Law

Article
New EU Obligations On Labelling Requirements For Legal Guarantees, Repair Information And Software Updates
The European Union has introduced new mandatory labelling requirements that will fundamentally change how manufacturers and retailers communicate product information to consumers. These obligations cover legal guarantees, repair information, and software update commitments, creating a comprehensive framework for consumer transparency. Understanding these requirements is essential for businesses operating in or selling to EU markets to ensure compliance and avoid potential penalties.
European Union Consumer
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MME
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Dodd-Frank, Consumer Protection Act

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EU’s New Guarantee Notices: What Changes In September 2026 For B2C Sellers
Starting September 2026, EU businesses selling goods to consumers must display two new mandatory notices at point of sale: a standardized legal guarantee notice and the GARAN label for products with extended durability guarantees. The challenge lies not in the content itself, but in implementing these requirements across diverse sales channels, product catalogues, and distribution networks.
Switzerland Consumer
LP
Logan & Partners
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