Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Consumers' buying decisions are however crucial to successful results.
• The proposal is presently in the co
• decision process.
• what they share in common is the fact that they affect food production directly or indirectly and are a source of uncertainty when it comes to consumers' buying decisions.
• Diseases and pests each spread in their own individual way
• They want fuel
• Maybe we do not have enough journalists with a scientific background able to quantify issues like risk or possibly, as I suspect, a sensational front page headline which will sell a newspaper is more important than giving consumers information on which to judge their buying decisions.
• efficient vehicles and fuel efficiency has always been a key part of their buying decision.

• Purchase decisions based largely on sales price rather than product quality fail to drive the market towards more efficient and safer tyres.
• Instead, the decision process became more complicated.
• decision process.
• Under the directive, operators/retailers must provide consumers with all the material information they need including prices and expiry dates in order to make informed choice and purchase decisions.
• Carbon labels should help raise awareness about the climate impacts of individual products and ensure that consumer preferences are able to affect purchase decisions positively.
• The proposal is presently in the co
• The Commission's proposal excludes substantial material information which is needed by the consumer for the purpose of making an informed purchase decision.
• In particular, Article 6 (1) (b) States that false indications of origin which may affect consumers' purchase decision constitute misleading actions which shall be prohibited.