EU "Right to Repair" Directive Takes Effect 31 July 2026

The EU's "Right to Repair" directive comes into force on 31 July 2026, introducing new obligations for manufacturers and sellers regarding product repairability. The rules aim to extend the lifespan of electronic devices and reduce the growing volume of e-waste. Poland is currently working on amendments to its Consumer Rights Act to align national law with the directive.

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