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Strengthening the right to repair in Europe: progress to be qualified

Strengthening the right to repair in Europe: progress to be qualified

par Marguerite | Fév 7, 2024 | Advocacy

The objective of this directive is simple: simplify the repair of goods and make it cheaper for consumers. To do that, a set of pioneering measures were negotiated, notably thanks to the Right to repair coalition – which HOP is part of. Nevertheless, its impact...
The new definition of the offence of planned obsolescence: towards a more effective ban?

The new definition of the offence of planned obsolescence: towards a more effective ban?

par Marguerite | Mai 17, 2022 | Advocacy

Every year, practices of planned obsolescence – understood as encompassing techniques for deliberately reducing a product’s lifespan in order to accelerate its replacement – force consumers to replace their electrical and electronic appliances more often than...
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