Scandanavians plan court case over 'free' rule
by James Quilter, Promotions & Incentives 06-May-08, 10:30
LONDON - The use of the word "free" by UK marketers is still under threat following moves by the Finnish and Swedish governments to halt the British government's compromise on upcoming EU consumer protection laws.
More like this
- Sweden and Finland set to challenge UK on 'free' usage
- Editorial: Nanny knows worst
- Live issue: A threat to our freebies?
- Get ready for the EU's legal minefield
- Industry fights to save country of origin rules
- ISBA opposes EU law to share out regulatory power
- THE RIGHT TO GREY GOODS?: Do 'grey imports' devalue brand equity or should retailers be allowed to source and sell goods at the lowest possible price?
- THE RIGHT TO GREY GOODS?: Do 'grey imports' devalue brand equity or should retailers be allowed to source and sell goods at the lowest possible price?
- Tesco vows to fight on for discount brands
- NEW MEDIA: EU move to curb data
Tags
Jobs
- Web Editors
- £excellent rates
- Client Services Director - Moscow
- £80K + benefits
- Store Communications Manager – Europe
- £Competitive
- Account Director - PR
- GOOD BENEFITS
