Definitions from the Empowering Consumers Directive relevant to environmental claims, durability, certification schemes, and green-transition marketing language.
Definitions from the Empowering Consumers Directive relevant to environmental claims, durability, certification schemes, and green-transition marketing language.
This directive matters because it shapes the terminology around environmental claims and product-related green messaging. For Minespider, that makes it relevant wherever traceability and sustainability data are turned into customer-facing claims.
A short curated set of terms to help readers orient themselves before moving into the full regulation-specific glossary.
A regulatory actor term used to identify which entity is treated as responsible under a given legal regime.
A regulatory term referring to a third-party verification scheme that certifies that a product, process or business complies with certain requirements.
A regulatory term referring to a producers commercial guarantee of durability as referred to in Article 17 of Directive (EU) 2019/771.
A regulatory term referring to any component of a good that is used up recurrently and that needs to be replaced or replenished for the good to functio.
A product-performance concept describing how long a product or component can continue functioning as intended.
A non-mandatory message or representation suggesting environmental characteristics or benefits.
A regulatory term referring to functionality as defined in Article 2, point (9), of Directive (EU) 2019/771.
A regulatory term referring to any environmental claim made in written or oral form, including through audiovisual media.
A cross-source term for the items covered by a legal regime, with scope shaped by the source framework.
A regulatory term referring to environmental performance compliant with Regulation (EC) No 66/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council or wit.
A regulatory term referring to a score expressing the capacity of a good to be repaired, based on harmonised requirements established at Union level.
A software change or release relevant to product functionality, durability, or consumer expectations under the applicable framework.
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Relevant for understanding who regulatory obligations attach to in battery law.
Read on MinespiderShows producer-adjacent responsibilities in an applied product and battery context.
Read on MinespiderUseful for illustrating how actor roles vary across regulatory systems.
Read on MinespiderDirective (EU) 2024/825 empowering consumers for the green transition
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