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Consumer Advocacy Groups

consumer advocacy groups

Here are some of the consumer advocacy groups around the globe:

International

  • Consumers International - International NGO

Australia

  • Consumers' Federation of Australia
  • Australian Consumers Association
  • Canberra Consumers

 

Germany

  • Stiftung Warentest
  • Öko-Test

Italy

  • Consumers' Associations in Italy

United Kingdom

  • Which? - formerly the Consumers Association - a consumer advocacy organisation which has substantial powers (for example to take representative actions under the Competition Act 1998) but which is primarily a lobbying organisation funded entirely by subscriptions to its regular consumer information magazine.
  • CAMRA - a lobbying group concerned with the tradition and quality of beer - a consumer advocacy organisation of sorts, but only in relation to a particular market sector
  • The , a free service that provides legal advice, practical help and information on consumer rights across the country.

United States

  • Better Business Bureau
  • Consumers Union, publishers of Consumer Reports
  • Public Citizen
  • Consumer Federation of America
  • Center for Science in the Public Interest

 
 

The situation on the main policies of European Union

As the changing name of the European Union suggests, it has evolved over time from a primarily economic union to an increasingly political one. This trend is highlighted by the increasing number of policy areas that fall within EU competence: political power has tended to shift upwards from the member states to the EU.

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