Support Norwegian repairer Henrik Huseby in his battle with Apple
We are people, we are repairers, we are sustainability activists, we are community.
We believe products should last longer, and therefore when broken, they should be repaired. This requires products to be designed for repair as well as support for repairers of all kinds.
The new repairability requirements adopted on October 1st by the EU Commission represents a turning point in the way we produce and use our products.
As of 2021 all TVs, monitors, fridges, freezers, washing machines, washer-dryers, dishwashers and lighting products placed on the EU market will have to meet minimum repairability requirements aimed at extending their lifetime. But this is not enough.
We are asking for the right to repair.
Be an early adopter! Join the movement for a universal Right to Repair
We are a coalition of European organisations pushing for system change around repair.
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News
Major steps for durability and Right to Repair taken in France
On December 19th of last year, French Parliament voted the “anti-waste bill for a circular economy”.
The bill was largely enriched by Members of Parliament, who added a number of groundbreaking policies to make products more durable and repairable.
Support Henrik Huseby in his battle with Apple
Henrik Huseby, a Norwegian independent repairer sued by Apple, is taking his case to the Norwegian Supreme Court. Learn more about his case with a podcast interview, and support his crowdfunding campaign to pay his legal fees.
The year Right to Repair broke through in Europe
Right to Repair is gaining momentum in Europe. Recent media coverage might have given to some the wrong idea: that we’ve already won and it’s time to go home. Quite the opposite: while the measures approved are an important precedent, we have a lot more to do starting in 2020.