The Immediate remedies for the energy crisis offer only a temporary relief. Hence, we advise Romanian businesses to adopt a forward-thinking approach: embracing the prosumer model. This concept merges the renewable energy production with consumption, paving the way for a long-term solution. This strategy aligns with the European Green Pact and circular economy directives, fostering a transition to renewables sources. In the era of climate change, embracing the prosumer model could unlock a more cost-effective and eco-friendly winter.

  1. Who are the retailers with obligations in SGR?

According to the legal definition, retailers are economic operators authorized to carry out the commercialization of products in SGR packaging to consumers or end users, including activities in the hotel industry, food services, units organizing events, preparing and serving food and beverages. Thus, the retailer is the middle link in this recycling chain, between the producer and the end consumer.

Cyber-attacks have been increasing and are being used as a war weapon nowadays, and companies are often the victims and need to know how to protect themselves, part of the minimum security measures being legal and compliance.

In the context of technological and digitalisation, but also of geopolitical conflicts in recent years, threats to cyber security are much intensified, and the greatest danger in the business environment is for companies that carry out targeted activities such as: the banking system, the government system, the telecommunications system and companies that hold a large amount of citizens' data.

GDPR and Cyber Security - A successful duo for Personal Data Protection

European Cyber Security Month (ECSM) is marked in October and is coordinated by the European Union's Cyber Security Agency (ENISA) and the European Commission since 2011. ECSM is a campaign to raise awareness among citizens about cyber risks in their daily online activities

The seller is obliged to deliver to the consumer products which meet the subjective and objective conformity requirements and is liable to the consumer for any non-conformity which exists at the time of delivery of the goods. The legal guarantee of conformity arises by law and is granted to the consumer for a period of 2 years from the time of delivery of the goods.

Non-conformity entitles the consumer to have the goods brought into conformity, to benefit from a proportionate reduction in the price or to have the contract terminated under the conditions laid down by law.