In a new vote in the European Parliament, MEPs overwhelmingly adopt measures to extend the life of products and establish a “right to repair” in Europe.

While the French repairability index is a key milestone for the Right to Repair in Europe, it isn’t without limitations.

Read our experts take on its achievements and limitations, and what it means for the right to repair in Europe.

2020 has been quite a year for the Right to Repair movement in Europe! From influencing votes to expanding our coalition, find out what we’ve been up to in the past 12 months.

A new study by the German consumer organisation VZBV confirms repairing is good for the environment and for consumers’ wallets!

The European Parliament secures a big win for the Right to Repair as MEPs come together and stand by consumers and the environment in the fight against throw-away products.