The European Parliament approved the revised EU food product safety rules
The European Parliament has approved the revised EU product safety rules for non-food consumer goods, the Hungarian Liaison Office of the European Parliament told MTI.
In the announcement, it was highlighted that with the rise of digital technologies and online sales, new security risks have appeared, to which the rules must also adapt.
They added that consumers in vulnerable situations, such as children and people with disabilities, need greater protection. Based on the new provisions, traders must remove dangerous products from their offer within two working days at the latest upon the instructions of the authorities.
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