The United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection: Legal Implications and New Frontiers

Benöhr, Iris

doi:10.1007/s10603-019-09443-y

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“…A particular problem with these new platforms relates to their business model; they act as intermediaries for third-party sellers whose responsibilities-or even identities-are not always clear. Like with supply chains, the issue is also largely global, and, unfortunately, existing international arrangements are soft guidelines at best in this regard [2]. As consumers increasingly purchase products from sellers located outside of the EU, ensuring safety has become more difficult for European authorities.…”

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A review of product safety regulations in the European Union

Ruohonen

2022

Int. Cybersecur. Law Rev.

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Product safety has been a concern in Europe ever since the early 1960s. Despite the long and relatively stable historical lineage of product safety regulations, new technologies, changes in the world economy, and other major transformations have in recent years again brought product safety to the forefront of policy debates. As reforms are also underway, there is a motivation to review the complex safety policy framework in the European Union (EU). Thus, building on deliberative policy analysis and an interpretative literature review, this paper reviews the safety policy for nonfood consumer products in the EU. The review covers the historical background and the main laws, administration and enforcement, standardization and harmonization, laws enacted for specific products, notifications delivered by national safety authorities, recalls of dangerous products, and the liability of these. Based on the review and analysis of these themes and the associated literature, some current policy challenges are further discussed.

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A review of product safety regulations in the European Union

Ruohonen

2022

Int. Cybersecur. Law Rev.

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“…A particular problem with these new platforms re-lates to their business model; they act as intermediaries for third-party sellers whose responsibilities-or even identities-are not always clear. Like with supply chains, the issue is also largely global, and, unfortunately, existing international arrangements are soft guidelines at best in this regard [2]. As consumers increasingly purchase products from sellers located outside of the EU, ensuring safety has become more difficult for European authorities.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Review of Product Safety Regulations in the European Union

Ruohonen

2021

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Product safety has been a concern in Europe ever since the early 1960s. Despite the long and relatively stable historical lineage of product safety regulations, new technologies, changes in the world economy, and other major transformations have in recent years brought product safety again to the forefront of policy debates. As reforms are also underway, there is a motivation to review the complex safety policy framework in the European Union (EU). Thus, building on deliberative policy analysis and interpretative literature review, this paper reviews the safety policy for non-food consumer products in the EU. The review covers the historical background and the main legislations, administration and enforcement of the policy, standardization and harmonization, legislations enacted for specific products, notifications delivered by national safety authorities to the EU's alert system, recalls of dangerous consumer products, and the liability of these. Based on the review and analysis of these themes and the associated literature, the current policy challenges are further discussed.

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“…Ini mengacu pada barang manufaktur yang disiapkan untuk dijual dan memiliki izin untuk dijual. Namun demikian dalam penelitian tentang barang kosmetik yang berbahaya bagi konsumen ini, apabila terdapat ketidaktahuan pelanggan terhadap efek negatif yang ditimbulkan dari kosmetik yang komponennya tidak jelas dalam produk tersebut, hal ini dapat dijadikan pembenaran bagi mereka yang tetap menggunakan kosmetik tersebut (Benöhr, 2020;Nomani, 2020). Salah satu alasan kosmetik yang tidak terdaftar di BPOM masih beredar adalah karena konsumen biasanya tidak hatihati dalam memilih produk yang akan dibeli.…”

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Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Pengguna Skin Care HN (Hetty Nugrahati) yang tidak Terdaftar BPOM

Wicaksono,

Suryono

2024

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Hukum Perlindungan Konsumen selain memberikan perlindungan hukum kepada konsumen, juga menjamin hak-hak pemenuhan kepada konsumen. Perlindungan kepada konsumen juga mencakup perlindungan terhadap produk-produk skincare/kosmetika yang berbahaya yang tidak seharusnya diperjual belikan atau di edarkan untuk masyarakat umum. Pelaku usaha harus bertindak jujur saat memproduksi atau memperjual belikan produknya kepada konsumen. Apabila konsumen di rugikan pelaku usaha diwajibkan mengganti seluruh kerugian yang di derita oleh konsumen. Tujuan penelitian adalah untuk menyelidiki masalah hukum terkait penggunaan kosmetik ilegal atau tidak terdaftar menurut BPOM, terutama di kalangan remaja. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode perundang-undangan, metode kasus, dan metode konseptual. Hasil dari Penelitian ini Perlindungan hukum terhadap pengguna skincare HN diatur dalam Undang-Undang Perlindungan Konsumen, Pasal 19 ayat 1-4, dengan pelaku usaha bertanggung jawab atas ganti rugi; Badan POM mewajibkan pelaku usaha memiliki Sertifikat Cara Pembuatan Kosmetik yang Baik dan memberikan sanksi pada produk yang melanggar, bukan pada niat pelaku.

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The United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection: Legal Implications and New Frontiers

Abstract: The United Nations set a milestone in the development of consumer

Cited by 17 publications

References 19 publications

A review of product safety regulations in the European Union

A review of product safety regulations in the European Union

A Review of Product Safety Regulations in the European Union

Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Pengguna Skin Care HN (Hetty Nugrahati) yang tidak Terdaftar BPOM

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