Product safety Bill aims to protect consumers against fire-risk e-bikes
Laws will deliver more protection for consumers against ‘high-risk’ products such as fire-risk e-bikes and lithium-ion batteries.
Laws will deliver more protection for consumers against ‘high-risk’ products such as fire-risk e-bikes and lithium-ion batteries.
The payments and financial regulators ask for views on the impacts that Apple Pay, Google Pay and Paypal have on people and businesses.
Electrical Safety First launches a new campaign warning shoppers of the dangers of buying electrical goods from unregulated online marketplaces.
Legal action leaves some of the world’s largest salmon producers on the hook over price fixing cartel concerns affecting millions of UK consumers.
Citizens Advice finds consumer harm from subscription traps is worsening and warns the Government’s current plans to fix the problem will fail.
The UK competition watchdog is investigating the infant formula market after finding parents could be saving £500 in their baby’s first year.
Tribunal decides between two competing multi-million-pound consumer lawsuits against Amazon for overcharging UK consumers.
The Competition and Markets Authority begins a review of whether supermarket loyalty pricing is misleading or disadvantaging shoppers.
Crackdown on ‘drip pricing’ – where the price paid at the checkout is higher than originally advertised due to unavoidable fees – follows a government consultation.
The competition watchdog has opened a ‘greenwashing’ investigation into Unilever over concerns about environmental claims on some cleaning products and toiletries.