Right to Repair Rules to Aid Ireland’s Transition Into a Circular Economy
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The smartphone battery is over, the washing machine is no longer pumping. If you want to have it repaired, you can now take the manufacturer's responsibility. How this works and where the limits lie.
Right to Repair rules to aid Ireland’s transition into a circular economy
The Directive will encourage and support Irish consumers’ ability to repair products rather than just replace them. Read more: Right to Repair rules to aid Ireland’s transition into a circular economy
The smartphone battery is over, the washing machine is no longer pumping. If you want to have it repaired, you can now take the manufacturer's responsibility. How this works and where the limits lie.
The smartphone battery is over, the washing machine is no longer pumping. If you want to have it repaired, you can now take the manufacturer's responsibility. How this works and where the limits lie.
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