The weapon manufacturer received a clear message: 'You have broken the law'. Now the minister is open to changing the law.
Norway's largest ammunition manufacturer, Nammo, has been informed by the Consumer Authority that it has violated transparency laws, leading to potential changes in legislation by the government.
Life Insurance, the Guarantee Fund for Customers Arrives: How Much Is It Worth and Who It Is Mandatory For
A new guarantee fund for life insurance customers in Italy is set to be established, as approved by the regulatory authority Ivass, and is part of the 2024 budget law pending technical proceedings before its implementation.
Parasites found in guinea pig bought from a store. Complaints have also been received by the Agricultural and Food Authority regarding the health status of pets purchased from pet stores.
A consumer in Estonia discovered parasites in a guinea pig purchased from a local store, leading to additional complaints regarding pet health from the Agricultural and Food Authority.
CECU denounces the increase in supermarket margins on food before the Competition Authority
The consumer association CECU has formally denounced Spanish supermarkets' rising profit margins to the competition authority, alleging oligopolistic practices that inflate food prices.
The Financial Supervisory Authority warns against four banks: Likely fraud
The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway has issued a warning about four non-existent banks that are likely part of a fraud scheme.
The Czech Trade Inspection Authority seized almost 22,000 counterfeit items last year, a decrease from the previous year
The Czech Trade Inspection Authority reported a significant decrease in counterfeit item seizures, totaling almost 22,000 in the last year.
Your rights if you get a private parking ticket as car park firm fined £473,000
With a record number of private parking tickets issued in the UK, motorists must understand their rights, especially after Euro Car Parks was fined for regulatory failures.
Nammo received a 'shock message' - If necessary, we must go to court to stop it
The Norwegian ammunition producer Nammo faces legal challenges after being informed by the Norwegian Consumer Authority that it is violating laws concerning sensitive information.
Famous social media influencers demand change in advertising guidelines - KKV: The guidelines are based on law
Influencers in Finland are calling for changes to advertising guidelines set by the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV), which they argue place them at a disadvantage compared to traditional media.
Famous YouTubers oppose KKV's guideline - includes Roni Bäck, Niko, and Santtu along with Lakko
Notable influencers in Finland are criticizing the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority's (KKV) new guidelines that they believe hinder their growth.
Buy now, pay later shake-up with stricter checks from July confirmed
Changes to buy now, pay later schemes will ensure stricter affordability checks and improved customer support starting July 15, 2026.
New guidelines from the authorities for Askon and Sotka customers
Finnish consumer authority warns customers against contacting them regarding refunds due to the bankruptcy of furniture retailer Indoor Group, advising instead on handling outstanding payments.
EFET: Recall of Unsafe Jelly-type Foods - The Reason
The Greek food authority EFET has recalled unsafe jelly-type foods that contain psychoactive substances following consumer complaints and laboratory testing.
UOKiK Targets Facebook and Instagram: Meta Faces Huge Penalty
The Polish consumer protection authority UOKiK is investigating Meta for failing to provide users with adequate contact information, leading to potential penalties for the company.
Banker risk fines for interest practices on deposits
Banks in Norway face potential fines for offering unlawfully low interest rates on deposit accounts, as mandated by the Consumer Authority.
Italian Stadiums on a Decline. The Authority: Deteriorating Facilities, Opacity in Public Management
The Italian Antitrust Authority criticizes the state of Italy's stadiums, highlighting poor conditions and a lack of transparency in management, which hampers effective consumer experience and compares unfavorably to UK facilities.
DIMEA imposes fines of over 1 million euros on 5 companies for profit margin violations
The Independent Authority for the Regulation of Markets and Protection of Consumers in Greece has fined five companies a total of 1.05 million euros for exceeding the allowed gross profit margin.
The Food Authority reports a cosmetics company for misleading customers
The Danish Food Authority has reported the International Cosmetics Science Center (ICSC) for misleading customers with false product labeling.
Your number plate your identity, Lagos tells motorists
The Lagos State Number Plate Production Authority advises motorists to properly care for their vehicle number plates, highlighting their importance during a meeting with the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency.
eDreams fined by Antitrust for misleading commercial practices: the platform must pay 9 million
The Antitrust Authority has fined the online travel agency eDreams 9 million euros for misleading commercial practices aimed at pushing users to subscribe to the paid service eDreams Prime without clear transparency.
The Bank of Spain may prohibit consumer loans if it detects a serious risk to the consumer
The Bank of Spain will gain authority to intervene in the credit market, including the power to prohibit consumer loans if serious risks to consumers are identified.
Changes in electricity charges: What the decision of the RAEY predicts for grid charges
The article discusses the recent decision by the Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy, and Water (RAEY) regarding changes in electricity grid charges, including increases to be reflected in consumer bills and the regulated revenues for ADMIE.