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EU Product Liability Directive Reform: 101

This chart explores the EU Product Liability Directive reform, which sets rules that govern compensation for damage suffered due to a product defect by establishing a strict liability regime.


Published: 5 Dec. 2024

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This chart explores the EU Product Liability Directive reform, which sets rules that govern compensation for damage suffered due to a product defect by establishing a strict liability regime. The revised directive brings four-decades old rules on product liability in line with the digital age, circular economy and global value chains. It aims to ensure consumer protection while providing legal certainty to economic operators and protecting innovation.

This resource is additionally part of a series covering the European Union’s Strategy for Data, which provides an overview of EU legislation adopted within the strategy.

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Contributors:

Laura Pliauškaitė

European Operations Coordinator, IAPP


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TOOLS AND TRACKERS

EU Product Liability Directive Reform: 101

This chart explores the EU Product Liability Directive reform, which sets rules that govern compensation for damage suffered due to a product defect by establishing a strict liability regime.

Published: 5 Dec. 2024

View PDF

Contributors:

Laura Pliauškaitė

European Operations Coordinator, IAPP


This chart explores the EU Product Liability Directive reform, which sets rules that govern compensation for damage suffered due to a product defect by establishing a strict liability regime. The revised directive brings four-decades old rules on product liability in line with the digital age, circular economy and global value chains. It aims to ensure consumer protection while providing legal certainty to economic operators and protecting innovation.

This resource is additionally part of a series covering the European Union’s Strategy for Data, which provides an overview of EU legislation adopted within the strategy.

CPE credit badge

This content is eligible for Continuing Professional Education credits. Please self-submit according to CPE policy guidelines.

Submit for CPEs

Tags:

Frameworks and standardsLaw and regulationRisk managementGovernmentLegalManufacturingTechnologyCybersecurity lawPrivacy

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