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Brussels targets greenwashing, planned obsolescence in new EU consumer rules

Brussels targets greenwashing, planned obsolescence in new EU consumer rules

New rules presented by the European Commission on Wednesday (30 March) aim to better protect consumers against false environmental claims and introduce a ban on greenwashing and planned obsolescence.

EU targets greenwashing and planned obsolescence in new consumer rules

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