The European Commission, alongside EU consumer authorities, has issued notices to 20 airlines operating within the EU, urging them to rectify misleading green assertions aimed at consumers. Airlines have been given a 30-day ultimatum to outline corrective measures...
EU Commission Takes Action Against Airlines for Misleading Green Claims
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