consumer protection
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Amazon Recalls Half a Million Hazardous Products Amid Safety Crisis
Amazon has pulled over 500,000 dangerous products—including baby gear, electronics, and children’s items—after major safety violations triggered a nationwide recall, exposing deeper challenges in online product oversight.
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Federal Judge Overturns Cap on Credit Card Late Fees
A Texas judge has vacated a CFPB rule capping credit card late fees at $8, citing violations of the CARD Act.
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Massive Layoffs at CFPB Amid Legal Dispute
A U.S. judge has halted plans to lay off 90% of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau staff, citing concerns over compliance with legal requirements.
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Armenia Drafts New Law on General Safety of Non-Food Products: A Step Towards EU Standards
Armenia is drafting a new law on the general safety of non-food products, aiming to enhance consumer protection and align legislation with EU standards. Learn about the key provisions of this draft law.
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CBA Warns of Unlicensed Insurance Agents: Protect Yourself from Fraud
Central Bank of Armenia Issues Alert on Unlicensed Insurance Agents The Central Bank of Armenia (CBA) has issued a public warning urging citizens to exercise heightened vigilance when purchasing Compulsory Third Party Liability Auto Insurance (CTPL or ԱՊՊԱ) policies. This…
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Will Color-Coded Shelves Solve Armenia’s Dairy Market Issues?
The Armenian National Assembly is discussing a new regulation for dairy product sales that mandates color-coded shelves in retail stores. Deputy Minister of Economy Tatevik Sargsyan presented the legislative initiative, claiming its primary aim is to enhance consumer awareness and…
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What Challenges Does the New Mandatory Stamping Requirement for Packaged Water Face?
Armenia’s new mandatory stamping program for packaged water, set to take effect on May 1, 2024, aims to establish product traceability from production to sale. Introduced by the State Revenue Committee (SRC), this initiative is intended to enhance product control.…