Direct Selling: combining a
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Four key recommendations from the Direct Selling industry in Europe for the European Parliament and Commission 2019
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Direct selling is the oldest form of retail in the world and refers to selling products directly to consumers, away from permanent business premises. The recipe for success? Trust in freedom and human relations.
Empowering consumers and ensuring a high level of consumer protection are among the key objectives of EU Consumer Policy.
The free movement of goods, services, persons and capital, as well as freedom of establishment across the EU, are paramount for European economic integration that further establishes the Internal Market.
In a highly digitalized world, the Digital Single Market pillars ensure that the people and businesses of the EU are interconnected and trust the online space.
50 years of setting high standards for direct selling in Europe ...
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Four key recommendations from the European Direct Selling Industry for the European Union institutions ...
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Direct selling: a business model that supports female entrepreneurship & inclusiveness. ...
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Direct selling is a method of marketing and retailing goods and services directly to the consumers, in their homes or in any other location away from permanent retail premises. It is usually conducted in a face-to-face manner, either where products are demonstrated to an individual, or to a group or ...
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This is the summary of the key principles of the Direct Selling Code protecting the Consumer and Direct Seller. The Code is a measure of self-regulation as developed by Seldia which all Seldia members are obliged to follow. ...
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The Codes of Conduct for Direct Selling are regularly updated to reflect evolution in the market place, such as the digital evolution, or changes in consumer habits. The first European Codes of Ethics were adopted in 1995. The current text represents the seventh edition of the European Codes of Cond ...
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