Consumer organization · Portugal · EU Transparency Register 005887421809-56
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DECO filed 6 positions between 26 Aug 2020 and 3 Jun 2026, across 6 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
DECO, as a consumer protection organisation in Portugal, welcomes the European Commission’s intention to adopt a legislative act on the Circular Economy, as part of the Clean Industrial Deal and the Competitiveness Compass.
Filed in Portuguese · English published by the European Commission
Green claims are an issue that must be addressed by the UE with priority, many traders are taking advantage of consumers’ growing interest in environmental matters because of the climate crisis and are using green claims to differentiate themselves from their competitors. Many claims are not or cannot be substantiated.
DECO recognises the relevance of the European initiative on climate resilience and risk management. Climate change is no longer an abstract threat; its effects are visible today through phenomena such as heatwaves, prolonged droughts, floods, fires and storms of increasing intensity. These events have direct impacts on the health, safety and quality of life of families, but also relevant economic consequences.
Filed in Portuguese · English published by the European Commission
CONVITE À APRESENTAÇÃO DE CONTRIBUTOS PARA O PLANO DE AÇÃO DA UE PARA A ELETRIFICAÇÃO A DECO entende que os obstáculos à eletrificação estão relacionados com: • falta de literacia energética dos consumidores; • elevado custo de aquisição dos equipamentos; • falta de competitividade económica das soluções elétricas; • falta de apoios/incentivos viáveis direcionados a consumidores vulneráveis • obstáculos/…
Filed in Portuguese · English published by the European Commission
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
DECO welcome this proposal. We consider the PSD2 needs to be profoundly revised especially regarding fraud, liability and redress. General comments: The proposals to address consumer/user confidence by enhancing their protection are very much welcome.
DECO welcomes the European Commission's proposal to ban CMR 1A/1B substances in childcare products. As extensively documented by ECHA, such products represent a substantial and largely unregulated pathway through which children may be exposed to CMR 1A/1B substances.
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