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    Product Safety in E-Commerce: What steps should the EU take to protect consumers from unsafe imports while supporting innovation and fair competition in the digital marketplace?



    Brussels, 10 April 2025

    Product Safety in E-Commerce: What steps should the EU take to protect consumers from unsafe imports while supporting innovation and fair competition in the digital marketplace?

    As the European Parliament considers amendments to the draft report on Product safety and regulatory compliance in e-commerce and non-EU imports, ensuring a pragmatic, enforceable, and future-oriented framework for customs and market surveillance is more urgent than ever.

    See the full commentary: Product Safety in E-Commerce: What steps should the EU take to protect consumers from unsafe imports while supporting innovation and fair competition in the digital marketplace?

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