Merchants' margins are under supervision. A 150% markup is unacceptable
Merchants in Czechia face scrutiny as high markups raise concerns among consumers and regulators.
Sales of Long-Awaited Stockpiled Rice Begin, But Supermarkets Remain Silent Due to 'JA's Request'
Supermarkets are hesitant to sell newly released stockpiled rice due to concerns about consumer confusion stemming from a request by a major agricultural cooperative in Japan.
The ‘100 Won Sanitary Napkin’ Mentioned by the President… Moving Beyond a One-Time Event
Following President Lee Jae-myung's criticism of high sanitary napkin prices, a new 100 won sanitary napkin is set to launch, raising consumer hopes but also concerns about its quality and safety.
Drivers Are Shocked as Manufacturer Completely Discontinues Remote Control Application – "Could Consumer Protection Be Lacking?"
Nissan's decision to shut down the NissanConnect EV app by March 30, 2026, has left Finnish drivers outraged, raising concerns about consumer protection.
Super industry sounds alarm about increased switching to 'riskier' funds
Australia's superannuation industry is raising concerns over a 17% increase in people switching to riskier super funds, primarily among those with smaller balances.
Sainsbury's installs new security feature but shopper says there's 1 major issue
Sainsbury's has implemented anti-theft sliders in stores across the UK to combat theft, but some customers are unhappy with their impact on product accessibility.
Home Depot says slowing demand comes amid ‘growing job concerns’
Home Depot reports a significant decline in demand for its products due to consumer concerns about the economy and job market.
Retail Turnover: Year of Contraction in Real Terms in 2025 – Performance Raises Concerns
The retail sector in Greece faced a contraction in turnover in real terms for the year 2025, according to a report by the Institute of the Greek Confederation of Commerce & Entrepreneurship.
NAFDAC warns of fake expiry dates on baby formula in Kaduna
NAFDAC has issued a warning regarding tampered SMA Gold First Infant Milk Formula detected in Kaduna, raising concerns over consumer safety.
Reports About Misconduct by Some Solar Power Plant Owners: 'Causing Losses'
A Lithuanian lawmaker highlights concerns about some solar power users abusing guaranteed electricity supply, which is meant for temporary situations when consumers have not chosen an independent provider.
Busch: Criticized electricity fee can be stopped
Swedish Minister Ebba Busch discusses the possibility of canceling a controversial electricity fee that charges consumers based on simultaneous power consumption.
Coles' shameless 'Down Down' promotions have been exposed. So why aren't they even trying to rebuild trust?
A recent court case has revealed that Coles uses their 'Down Down' promotions to disguise price increases, raising concerns about consumer trust.
Again with INDEC?
Argentina's statistics bureau, INDEC, has decided against implementing a controversial new method for calculating the Consumer Price Index (CPI), raising concerns about the reliability of public statistics.
EU: Investigation Against Shein for Sex Dolls with Childlike Features
The European Commission has initiated an official investigation into Shein for serious violations of EU regulations stemming from the discovery of products resembling minors, raising significant safety and regulatory concerns.
Dangerous discovery in a little-used Tesla: 'Worrying'
A Tesla owner in Norway is taking legal action against a dealership after experiencing steering failure in his six-year-old Model S, raising concerns over vehicle safety.
The HBO Max Platform Has Stopped Working, the Subscription Remains. UOKiK Raises Charges
The UOKiK regulatory body has raised concerns about HBO Max continuing to charge subscribers despite the platform's removal from certain devices, limiting access to the service.
Bank of England should cut rates to boost consumer spending, says TUC
The Trades Union Congress is urging the Bank of England to cut interest rates to stimulate consumer spending and economic growth amid concerns of lagging performance compared to international peers.
How to borrow completely for free. Thousands of Czechs have used a way to legally cheat creditors
Czechs are increasingly finding ways to take out loans for free, including mortgages, which is raising concerns among creditors and regulators about the consequences of this practice.
The confidence in the stability of the currency
The Argentine government’s adherence to the old Consumer Price Index formula has raised concerns about the trustworthiness of public statistics and inflation data, leading to an increase in country risk and a fall in Argentine bonds.
On Valentine's Day, Cupid is the Better Half of Inflation
The average spending per person for Valentine's Day in Mexico is expected to rise by 11% compared to 2025, prompting concerns about inflation's impact on consumer behavior.
Inflation in the U.S. Falls to Its Lowest Level in Nearly Five Years, and Trump Celebrates
Inflation in the United States decreased to a near five-year low in January, prompting celebration from President Donald Trump amid ongoing concerns about the cost of living.
Trump wants to reverse some tariffs on steel and aluminum products, says newspaper
U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to reduce certain tariffs on steel and aluminum products to alleviate consumer price concerns ahead of the midterm elections.
Reaction to baby perfume: - No, no!
A mother expresses dismay over a clothing store selling perfume intended for babies.
Anyone using new Amazon pay method given 'protection risk' warning
A consumer expert has raised concerns about Amazon's new payment method, Pay by Bank, which lacks key consumer protections.
"Range is a completely theoretical figure": these disappointed motorists with their switch to electric vehicles
Some electric vehicle owners in France express disappointment despite the overall satisfaction among 90% of drivers with their electric cars, citing concerns about range and charging infrastructure.
Will the deposit system be expanded? The climate ministry announces changes
The Polish climate ministry is considering changes to the deposit system following its initial months of operation, addressing consumer concerns about malfunctioning machines and potential expansions to include single-use glass.
GSEVEE: Trade is hemorrhaging with 5.8 billion small parcels in the EU by 2025 – Social media as a Trojan horse
The GSEVEE reports alarming increases in small parcel imports in the EU and raises concerns over safety and competition from large Asian e-commerce platforms.
District Heating in Freising: New Formula, Old Problem
The district heating prices in Freising and Zolling are set to rise by up to ten percent in the new year, raising concerns among consumers about the lack of transparency in the pricing formula.
Economy grows by worse-than-expected 0.1% in final quarter of 2025
The UK economy grew by only 0.1% in the final quarter of 2025, raising concerns about sluggish growth and consumer confidence.
At Indec they denounce an 'intervened CPI' and a new complaint arises
Employees at Argentina's Indec have raised concerns over governmental interference in the Consumer Price Index methodology after the resignation of a key official.
Jaakob Rissanen published his week's electricity bill: 'How can this be?'
Influencer Jaakob Rissanen shares his electricity bill for a week amid rising electricity prices in Finland, sparking public discussion.
Usurpation of Number, Data Collection, and Collateral Victims… The New Lawless Era of AI-Driven Telemarketing
The article discusses the rise of AI-driven telemarketing scams that engage in identity theft and data collection, leading to significant privacy concerns for individuals.
Finnish Consumers Complained Most About Flights to the European Consumer Center
Finnish consumer complaints to the European Consumer Center saw a 9% increase in 2025, with one-fifth of concerns related to air travel.
Urgent product recall warnings for beauty cream, bath melt and duvet - full list
The Office for Product Safety and Standards has issued urgent recalls for products including beauty creams, bath melts, and duvets due to safety concerns such as mercury and choking hazards.
Trump expands beef imports from Argentina to try to contain prices in the USA
President Donald Trump signed a measure to increase beef imports from Argentina to address consumer concerns about living costs, formalizing a trade agreement that eliminates numerous tariffs and trade barriers.
Consumer Power: Bezos Needs Europe. But Europe Doesn't Need Bezos
The article discusses concerns among Democrats about the influence of right-wing US oligarchs like Bezos on European democratic values and highlights their connections to extreme political movements.
Preventing Misuse of Names Like Animal Protection Facilities... Promotion of Amendment to the Animal Protection Act
The South Korean government is working on amending the Animal Protection Act to prevent pet sales businesses from misleadingly using names associated with animal protection facilities, following concerns over consumer confusion.
Pesticide Results: These Fruits Are the Most Contaminated
New studies reported by The Guardian raise consumer concerns as some fruit batches were found to contain traces of seven different pesticides, potentially exposing consumers to a 'pesticide cocktail.'
Labor opens a new front with consumer companies and pressures Pepsico and Coca Cola over their collective layoffs
The Labor Ministry is targeting major consumer companies like Pepsico and Coca Cola, amid concerns over collective layoffs and impacts on workers over 50 years old.
Annoying telemarketing is banned, but companies still call people. How to defend against it?
Despite a ban on unsolicited telemarketing that has been in effect since July 2022, companies continue to make these calls, prompting concerns over enforcement and potential penalties.
Researcher highlights 'absurd' weight loss supplement claims
A researcher raises concerns about the misleading claims made by sellers of weight loss supplements, urging consumers to be cautious.
Opening up to a market of 300 million consumers for Greek products from the EU-Mercosur agreement: Benefits for oil, cheese, kiwis, peaches, baked goods
The EU-Mercosur agreement provides Greek products access to a market of 300 million consumers, offering benefits for items like olive oil, cheeses, kiwis, peaches, and baked goods, although agricultural organizations have raised concerns about increased competition.
Primark issues urgent product recall as shoppers told to 'stop using item immediately'
Primark has announced a product recall due to safety concerns regarding its Baby Bear and Balloon Soother items, urging customers to cease use immediately.
France: Why Macron is blocking the EU-Mercosur agreement
Amid a Europe-wide agricultural crisis and just days before the signing of a trade agreement between the EU and the four Mercosur countries, France seeks to halt an expected influx of agricultural products to protect local producers from unfair competition and address consumer concerns.
High Food Prices: Who is 'lining their pockets' here?
Consumers are facing higher prices for many food items, yet farmers are not benefitting, leading to concerns over agricultural producer prices.
Due to this detail, people are returning new Timberlands to the store
Consumers are returning new Timberland boots to stores due to a specific detail that has raised concerns.
Why are more purchased mandarins dry and tasteless?
The article discusses the declining quality of commercially available mandarins, attributed to climate change, transport issues, and pressure on yields, resulting in fruit that is often dry and flavorless compared to previous years.