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Retail payments for the EU (Communication)

Opinion
Vedtaget on 24/03/2021
Reference: 
INT/920-EESC-2020
Referral: 
COM(2020) 592 final
Rapporteur: 
Antonio GARCÍA DEL RIEGO (Employers - GR I / Spain)
Co-rapporteur: 
Kęstutis KUPŠYS (Diversity Europe - GR III/Lithuania)
Plenarforsamling: 
559 -
Mar 24, 2021 Mar 25, 2021

The EESC shares the Commission's view on the strategic importance of payments and that further work is needed to enable payment transactions within the single market using new home-grown, pan-European payment solutions. It also supports the view that the Commission should act as a political catalyst, whilst it is the private sector that should design the innovative digital payment solutions. The EESC believes that relevant market players should be subject to appropriate legislation, supervision and oversight, ensuring a level playing field among those offering the same services and activities.

 

Udvalgets udtalelse: Retail payments for the EU (Communication)

Retail sector (Communication)

Opinion
Vedtaget on 12/12/2018
Reference: 
INT/854-EESC-2018-02861-00-00-AC-TRA
Referral: 
COM(2018) 219 final COM(2018) 219 final
Rapporteur: 
Ronny LANNOO (Diversity Europe - GR III / Belgium)
Co-rapporteur: 
Gerardo LARGHI (Italy)

The EESC calls on the authorities at all levels to engage in close cooperation with all the stakeholders with a view to drawing up a specific action plan on the future of European retail in the 21st century.

Udvalgets udtalelse: Retail sector (Communication)

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EESC's conclusions and recommendations on the retail sector

Conclusions et recommandations du CESE sur le commerce de détail

Large Retail Sector

Opinion
Vedtaget on 13/02/2013
Reference: 
NAT/571-EESC-2012-1886
Rapporteur: 
Mr Igor Šarmír (Employers - GR I / Slovakia)
Plenarforsamling: 
487 -
Feb 13, 2013 Feb 14, 2013

The opinion aims to present a detailed analysis of the current state of commercial relations between food suppliers and the large retail sector, it also intends to put forward arguments demonstrating that the traditional concept of contractual freedom sometimes invoked by those opposing the regulation of commercial relations is, in practice, largely obsolete.

Large Retail Sector

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