inal penalties including fines up to three hundred thousand euros or five percent of annual revenue and up to two years in prison for violations.
inal penalties including fines up to three hundred thousand euros or five percent of annual revenue and up to two years in prison for violations. The law emerged from the advocacy of activist Laetitia Vasseur and her organization HOP Stop Planned Obsolescence which highlighted how many consumer goods were difficult or costly to repair.A prominent enforcement case involved Apple which faced scrutin...