Decathlon SE

Decathlon welcomes the European Commission's proposal on the Digital Omnibus and appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback. As a global and European leader in the sporting goods industry, with a deep commitment to digital innovation, we believe that a clear, harmonised, and targeted legal environment is essential for European businesses to remain competitive.

Decathlon welcomes the European Commission's proposal on the Digital Omnibus on AI and appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback. As a global and European leader in the sporting goods industry, with a deep commitment to digital innovation, we believe that a clear, harmonised, and targeted legal environment is essential for European businesses to remain competitive.

Decathlon welcomes the European Commission's initiative to introduce a Digital Package on simplification and appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the call for evidence for the Digital Omnibus. As a global leader in the sporting goods industry, with a deep commitment to digital innovation, we believe that a clear, harmonised, and targeted legal environment is essential for European businesses to remain…

As one of the largest global sporting goods manufacturers and retailers, Decathlon aims to reduce its environmental footprint as a way to further strengthen the European circular economy. Therefore, Decathlon welcomes the European Commissions ambition to adopt a Circular Economy Act that removes single market barriers, strengthens the economics of secondary raw materials (SRMs), and accelerates reuse, repair…

Decathlon welcomes the European Commissions endeavor to establish a roadmap to support Digital Sovereignty in the Union and appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the state of the European Open Source ecosystem.

Decathlon welcomes the Commissions consultation on the revised European Sustainability Reporting Standards, following the text published by EFRAG in December 2025. However, there are certain aspects that would require further development of clarification. Please find attached the detailed position of Decathlon.

Decathlon welcomes the revision of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD), and in particular, we strongly support the establishment of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes for textiles and footwear, in line with the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles. Decathlon has more than 10 years of experience with textile EPR schemes, notably in France with ReFashion and SCRAP in Spain.

Decathlon strongly supports the Commissions efforts to put an end to misleading communications on the environmental impact of products or companies, through the Green Claims Directive regulating the substantiation and communication of green claims. More specifically, we welcome transparent and reliable environmental claims to support consumers in their purchasing decisions for more sustainable products.

Decathlon strongly supports the aim of decarbonising corporate fleets by accelerating the shift towards zero emission transportation methods. However, we are concerned that the focus of the initiative is following an automotive-centric approach while not taking into account the proven environmental and economic value of e-bikes and classical bicycles towards decarbonizing corporate fleets.

We share the aims of the Green Deal and fully support the European Commission’s drive to offer solutions so that products sold on the European market respect strict sustainability criteria. A’re profitable of implementing new circular economy initiatives and incurred consumers to use their products for longer. At Decathlon, A're special keen to support the introduction of a proposed eco-design regulation.

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As a worldwide manufacturer and retailer, Decathlon is fully aware of its social and environmental responsibility. At Decathlon we strive for responsible growth that benefits both people and the planet, acting within a regenerative economy. This element is part of our corporate vision.

Decathlon welcomes the European Commissions proposal for the Cybersecurity Act 2 and appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on this proposal. The Cybersecurity Act has been an efficient instrument while letting room for improvement.

As one of the largest global sporting goods manufacturers and retailers, Decathlon sees the Digital Product Passport (DPP) as a powerful sustainability accelerator, as well as an important step towards greater transparency and traceability. However, to ensure the market and technical viability of the central DPP Registry, the implementing framework must remain practical, secure, and proportionate.

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Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Decathlon welcomes the intention of the Commission to adopt a delegated act laying down rules on the operation of DPP service providers. We are looking forward to participating in the future consultations and discussions and stand ready to share our experience on the topic. For more details, please see our written submission.

Decathlon welcomes the draft guidance on the Cyber Resilience Act and the opportunity to provide feedback. Our feedback emphasizes the need for objective financial safe harbors for open-source projects, clearer boundaries for "Remote Data Processing Solutions" (RDPS) to avoid overlap with NIS 2, and adjustments to the definitions of "substantial modification" and "intended purpose" to prevent an excessive regulatory…

Decathlon welcomes the proposal on Common Rules Promoting the Repair of Goods. We fully support the European Commission in its bid to put forward solutions to ensure that products sold on the European market adhere to increasingly rigorous sustainability criteria. In particular, Decathlon supports the introduction of a consumer right to repair, to allow consumers to use goods for a longer time.

We share the objectives of the Green Deal and fully support the European Commission in its bid to put forward solutions to ensure that products sold on the European market adhere to increasingly rigorous sustainability criteria. We are positive about implementing new circular economy initiatives and the encouragement of consumers to use goods for a longer time.

Decathlon welcomes the European Commissions forthcoming communication on a Strategic Vision for Sport in Europe: Reinforcing the European Sport Model. We look forward to engaging with European policy-makers and stakeholders to achieve significant progress on these topics, as well as other issues of relevance.

Decathlon is fully aware of its social and environmental responsibility. Every day, we observe and listen to our users, we design products, we test, we make, we sell BUT, every day at Decathlon, we create waste, we use the Planet resources, we are responsible for products travelling long distances, we use energy: we do have an impact... so WE ACT.

We welcome the European Commission's initiative concerning transport emissions. We expect that the Count your transport emissions Initiatives will ensure harmonisation across the EU and create a needed level playing field when it comes to transportation emissions.

Feedback on: Market surveillance and compliance of products – evaluation and possible revision of Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 Market Surveillance and Trade Decathlon shares the Commission’s concern regarding the import of non-compliant products into the European Union. Recent events have stressed the need to control imports of ultra-fast-fashion products which are non-compliant with EU Regulations.

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Decathlon welcomes the revision of EU Regulation No. 1007/2011 and would like to address certain issues regarding current textile regulations. Regulation (EU) No. 1007/2011, which governs textile fiber names, labeling, and marking of textile products, currently requires manufacturers to include permanent labeling of textile composition.

DECATHLON welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commissions draft implementing act, the technical description of the categories of important and critical products with digital elements listed in Annex III and IV of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).