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Temu has become one of Switzerland’s biggest online retailers and is now courting Swiss sellers through local warehouses and retail partnerships. The expansion raises timely questions about consumer protections, product liability, competition and the meaning of “local” e-commerce.
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consumer rights
A Swiss consumer protection group has recorded over 1,500 complaints related to dropshipping, where online stores sell and ship low-quality goods directly from abroad without holding any stock. The report highlights the difficulty customers face in getting refunds and the deceptive tactics some sellers use.
SWI swissinfo.ch
housing
New referendum campaign in Bern aims to mandate disclosure of previous rental prices, marking potential shift in Swiss housing market practices.
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animal welfare
New Swiss regulations require food labels to disclose painful practices in animal production, including details about anesthesia use and force-feeding.
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animal welfare
New labeling requirements will inform consumers if animals experienced pain during food production process, starting July 2025.
The Local Switzerland
animal welfare
Starting July 2025, Switzerland will require labels on food products to indicate if animals endured painful procedures during production, affecting items like foie gras, meat, and dairy products.
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business
Swiss consumer affairs bureau files legal complaint against sports equipment manufacturer On for alleged greenwashing, challenging claims about shoe recyclability.
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