EU Implements 'Right to Repair' Directive
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The EU's 'right to repair' directive, aimed at extending product lifespans and promoting sustainability, came into effect on July 31, 2024. Consumers can now request repairs for their damaged products, even after the warranty expires, at fair prices and within reasonable timeframes. Manufacturers must provide clear repair information and ensure spare parts' availability and affordability. The directive also supports innovation, reduces waste, and helps achieve a clean and competitive European economy.
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