What to do this month
October 2026 · 17 open · 0 done · 8 unclear
Already in force
The rule already applies — do these now.
Product safety info on every listing (GPSR) · 6 to-dos · in force since 13 December 2024
Add the manufacturer's name, trade name or trademark, and their postal and electronic contact address to each product page on your storefront
Ask your suppliers for the manufacturer's contact details and set up a process to notify them immediately if you learn of any product-related accident
Display all required safety warnings and information in Dutch (for Netherlands) and French or Dutch (for Belgium) on product pages or in accompanying documents
Include a product picture, type designation, and any other product identifier on each product page
Record that your WooCommerce store directs its activities to consumers in the Netherlands and Belgium, as this means your products are deemed made available on the EU market
Review all clothing and textile products you sell to confirm they meet EU safety requirements before the effective date
Withdrawal button for online orders · 6 to-dos · in force since 19 June 2026
Add the withdrawal conditions, time limit, procedures, and the model withdrawal form from Annex I(B) to your storefront
Display information about the existence and placement of the withdrawal function on your storefront where applicable
Add a withdrawal form that lets customers enter their name, identify the contract, and choose how to receive confirmation
Make the withdrawal function available at all times during the withdrawal period
Set up automatic email confirmation with withdrawal details, date and time sent without delay after customer confirms
Implement a two-step confirmation flow when a customer clicks the withdrawal button
Green claims and durability info on product pages · 2 to-dos · in force since 27 September 2026
Add the official EU legal guarantee notice to every product page and checkout for end customers on your WooCommerce store.
Check whether you offer any free guarantee longer than two years; if you do, add the EU GARAN-Label to those product pages.
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Packaging rules for shipped orders (PPWR) · 3 to-dos · 12 February 2028 to 1 January 2030
Count filling materials like bubble wrap, paper cuttings, and foam chips as empty space when you calculate ratios
Reduce empty space in your product sales packaging to the minimum needed for protection
Measure the empty space ratio in your e-commerce shipping boxes and reduce it to 50% or less
One question decides these
Green claims and durability info on product pages
We couldn't tell from your profile: whether harmonised EU requirements for a reparability score have been established for clothing and textiles. The obligation only applies when such harmonised requirements exist for the specific product group you sell.
Packaging rules for shipped orders (PPWR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: whether you sell any products under your own brand (private label) would decide if the extended producer responsibility for "Eigenmarken" covers you.
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: whether your clothing and textiles contain leather, rubber, or wood-based fibers (like viscose, rayon, lyocell), which would bring them under the EU Deforestation Regulation.
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: the regulation covers specific commodities (cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood) and derived products, but your shop's clothing and textiles material composition is not given.
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: what materials your clothing and textiles are made of. The regulation only covers specific commodities (cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood) and products derived from them. If your apparel contains leather, natural rubber, or wood-based fibres like viscose, it applies; if it is cotton, polyester, wool or other synthetics, it does not.
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: whether your clothing and textiles contain any of the regulated commodities (cattle/leather, rubber, wood-based fibres such as viscose, etc.).
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile whether the clothing and textiles you sell contain materials covered by the regulation — such as leather (cattle), wood‑based fibres like viscose, rayon, modal or lyocell, or natural rubber.
Deforestation-free products (EUDR)
We couldn't tell from your profile: whether the clothing and textiles you sell contain wood, rubber, cocoa, coffee, cattle, oil palm, or soya derivatives (e.g., viscose, latex, leather). The regulation only covers those specific commodities and their derived products.