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Global reinsurance leader Swiss Re becomes first to establish underwriting guidelines for emerging longevity medications, impacting over 800 insurance companies worldwide.
Switzerland's strict animal welfare laws include unusual provisions, such as banning glasses and contact lenses for poultry, highlighting the country's comprehensive approach to animal protection.
Price watchdog blocks Swiss Post's planned increases for A and B Mail services, saving consumers from CHF70.9 million in additional costs.
Agreement with Worldline to reduce transaction fees expected to save Swiss retailers CHF10-15 million annually, particularly benefiting small shops and restaurants
New Swiss regulations require food labels to disclose painful practices in animal production, including details about anesthesia use and force-feeding.
New labeling requirements will inform consumers if animals experienced pain during food production process, starting July 2025.
New Swiss regulation requires sellers to declare painful production processes for foie gras and other animal products, effective July 1, with two-year transition period.
Switzerland's Federal Court has ruled against using animal-related terms for vegan products, impacting food manufacturers and marking a significant precedent in food labeling regulations.
Swiss federal authorities develop new regulations for managing PFAS 'forever chemicals', with government report and action plan expected by year-end.
Switzerland implements new transparency regulations requiring clear origin labeling for all bakery products
Switzerland implements stricter vehicle noise control measures, banning avoidable vehicle modifications and introducing new enforcement mechanisms.
New restrictions on Rottweiler ownership face multiple appeals as Zurich canton introduces breed-specific legislation, sparking debate over pet regulation approach.
Following the rejection of six-lane motorway expansion, Swiss authorities explore speed reduction as alternative solution to traffic congestion.
Rising prices and new second home regulations signal significant shifts in Switzerland's real estate landscape for the coming year.
Government announces introduction of 'U-Space' airspace regulation for drones, with first implementation planned for Zurich area to manage over 90,000 drone pilots.
New regulations effective February 2024 will prohibit professional import of puppies under 15 weeks, aiming to curb irresponsible online pet trade.
Authorities emphasize mandatory winter equipment requirements and safety regulations for drivers as Switzerland enters snow season, with special focus on tourist compliance.
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