Cultural differences create challenges and opportunities for regulators and companies
By: David Bland
European policy and decision-making are always cyclical. There are different cycles of policymaking, and we’re in different phases of policy proposals that affect the direct selling sector.
—Laure Alexandre, Executive Director, SELDIA
On Jan. 7, 2020, the European Parliament and Council of the European Union entered into force a comprehensive legislative Directive. Often referred to as the Omnibus Directive as part of the “New Deal for Consumers,” Directive (EU) 2019/2161 was crafted to bolster consumer rights within today’s modern digital landscape.
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AIArtificial intelligenceConsumer Rights DirectiveCouncil of the European UnionDigital Markets Act DMADigital Services ActDSAEuropean Direct Selling AssociationEuropean ParliamentLaure AlexandreNew Deal for ConsumersNovember 2021Omnibus DirectivePrice Indication DirectiveSELDIAThe Artificial Intelligence ActUnfair Commercial Practices DirectiveUnfair Contract Terms Directive