Ecommerce Europe

Ecommerce Europe is committed to shaping a Circular Economy Act that delivers for all industries and businesses involved in the transition from a linear economic model to a circular one. While we see the publication of the Call for Evidence as an important step towards the delivery of the initiative, we note the absence of planned measures to foster the re-use of resources, most notably finished products, including…

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide input for the Commissions evaluation process of the Geo-blocking Regulation (GBR). Ecommerce Europe is the united voice of the European Digital Commerce sector, representing the interests of companies selling goods and services online to consumers in Europe.

We welcome the opportunity to provide preliminary feedback on the Proposal for a Directive on Substantiation and Communication of Explicit Environmental Claims. Ecommerce Europe values the European Commissions work on establishing a clear regime for the substantiation of environmental claims and labels.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft Implementing Regulation laying down the implementation arrangements for the digital product passport registry under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation. The registry holds the potential to facilitate enforcement and support the compliance of economic operators and other value chain actors.

Ecommerce Europe, the united voice of digital commerce in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the Call for Evidence on the Digital Fitness Check, the second stage of the Commissions plan to simplify the EUs digital rules following the adjustments under the Digital Omnibus.

Ecommerce Europe is grateful for the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposals for a Regulation and a Directive on Aligning product legislation with the digital age. While our association is overall supportive of tapping digital solutions to simplify reporting obligations, the proposals raise some procedural and practical questions.

Ecommerce Europe is grateful for the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposals for a Regulation and a Directive on Aligning product legislation with the digital age. While our association is overall supportive of tapping digital solutions to simplify reporting obligations, the proposals raise some procedural and practical questions.

Ecommerce Europe warmly welcomes the publication of the draft Implementing Regulation and the related Annex providing common details and disclosure format, specifying Article 24.1 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1781. We especially appreciate the European Commissions decision to set a deferred entry into application of the Implementing Regulation, which will contribute to the successful implementation of the new disclosure…

You will find attached the Position Paper of Ecommerce Europe. We overall welcome the publication of the European Commission’s Proposal for a Regulation on fairness and transparency in online platform trading. In particular, the European e-commerce association appreciates and supports the soft-touch and principle-based approach proposed by the Commission.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the revision of the Market Surveillance Regulation. Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 plays an important role in guaranteeing the free movement of compliant products across the EU, including when offered for sale online, thus contributing to shaping trust in e-commerce.

Ecommerce Europe - the European association representing cross-border digital commerce - gathered feedback from its membership on the Council Directive (EU) 2021/514 on Administrative Cooperation in the field of taxation (DAC7).

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the call for evidence on a new EU Delivery Act, aiming at updating the rules on postal and parcel delivery. We welcome the efforts of simplification, harmonisation and adapting the framework to the new technological developments and user behaviour.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the Commissions proposal for a IV Simplification Omnibus package, as well as the overall objective of this Commissions mandate to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy and foster a regulatory environment that promotes innovation and growth.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide additional input to the Commission on the revision of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) framework. We consider that there is room for improvement in the Commission proposal to alleviate unintended negative consequences (e.g. scope), improve trader participation in ADR schemes and ultimately facilitate better consumer protection.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide additional input to the Commission on the revision of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) framework. We consider that there is room for improvement in the Commission proposal to alleviate unintended negative consequences (e.g. scope), improve trader participation in ADR schemes and ultimately facilitate better consumer protection.

Ecommerce Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide additional input for the Commissions evaluation process. Overall, we consider that the Directive has successfully created a standard for EU-wide out-of-court commercial dispute resolution mechanisms. Wide-spread infringements have been better tackled thanks to an enhanced cooperation among EU public authorities.