US EditionEU Takes France to Court over Recycling Label Laws - Just Drinks
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France referred to Court of Justice for violating labelling ...
The European Commission has referred France to the Court of Justice of the European Union for enforcing nation-specific labelling requirements for waste sorting instructions, allegedly preventing the free movement of goods across the continent and violating EU law.
On Wednesday 16 July, the Court of First Instance of the European Union rejected the appeal brought by Jean-Marie Le Pen's daughters against the European Parliament. In question: more than 300 000 euros of money charges which it would have unduly collected, between notes of wine, balance of cuisine and other personal expenses disguised as professional expenses. Problem: Jean-Marie Le Pen died last January. So it is for his heirs, Marine Le Pen, …
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