Repair has proven itself to be essential, especially in times of crisis. Yet, regulatory changes arn’t happening fast enough.
Read more about what we have planned to make a universal Right to Repair come true.

At the request of the House Judiciary Committee, Apple turned over last week internal communications on the “Right to Repair”—revealing Apple’s seemingly united position on repair is really an internal debate, rife with uncertainty.

Apple announced the expansion of its Independent Repair Provider programme for iPhones to repair shops in Europe and Canada, but we still have big questions about the initiative.

Europeans were the largest per capita producers of electronic waste in 2019. Meanwhile recycling is struggling to keep up a new UN study shows.

In the past few months, there’s been quite a lot of developments regarding repair at European level. But Brussels isn’t where it’s all happening – quite the opposite!