The European Parliament argued for the production of longer-life products
Members of the European Parliament (MEP) at the plenary session in Strasbourg on Tuesday introduced arguments for introducing of longer-life products.
The MEPs underlined that 77 percent of European consumers want to improve their damaged equipment rather than replace it, they need to step away from built-in obsolescence and make replacement parts affordable. (MTI)
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