Christel Delberghe, DG Eurocommerce: “With CSRD and sustainability due digilence, we are moving towards discriminatory regimes that disadvantages those who do things well”

Featured image of the article Christel Delberghe, DG Eurocommerce: “With CSRD and sustainability due digilence, we are moving towards discriminatory regimes that disadvantages those who do things well”

An article by Sophie Baqué

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23 February 2024 à 12h19

Updated on 19 December 2024 à 13h04

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Publication: 23 February 2024 à 12h19, Updated on 19 December 2024 à 13h04

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Christel Delberghe, Managing Director of Eurocommerce, considers regulatory changes in the retail sector in 2024. These include Egalim 3 law and eco-score in fashion in France, but also at a European level, the CSRD, sustainability due digilence and regulation on payment times.

An article by Sophie Baqué

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23 February 2024 à 12h19

Updated on 19 December 2024 à 13h04

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7 minutes

Publication: 23 February 2024 à 12h19, Updated on 19 December 2024 à 13h04

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The Egalim-3 law, which will cap promotions for hygiene products at 34%, comes into force in France on March 1, 2024. What are your next steps in this area?

Christel Delberghe: In December, Eurocommerce lodged a complaint against Article 1 of this law, for several reasons. Firstly, because it contravenes European contract law: it imposes the application of French law in commercial relations, particularly for central purchasing agencies based outside France, where retailers of different...

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