Last week, consumer groups in the EU and US met in Washington DC for the 17th TACD Annual Meeting. In […]
Let’s Move Away from a Fossilised Vision of the Consumer Benefits of Trade
TACD Launches Vision for a Positive Consumer Agenda: New Rules for the Global Economy
Trade agreements — their scope, transparency and legitimacy — must now be re-imagined. Today, at the 17th TACD Annual Forum […]
TACD calls for the swift implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty in Europe
The Chairs of the Intellectual Property Committee of the Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue have written to members of the European Parliament […]
New resolution on medicinal products and medical devices in the TTIP
Today, TACD releases a new policy resolution on medicinal products and medical devices (considered as health technologies by WHO) in the Trans-Atlantic […]
TACD and its members urge EU leaders to protect citizens’ data in trade agreements
TACD, together with the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC), Consumers International, the European Association for the Co-ordination of Consumer Representation in Standardisation (ANEC) […]
TACD calls on EU and US trade chiefs for more transparency in TiSA negotiations
Ahead of the 21st round of negotiations for the Trade in Services Agreement (TiSA), the Chairs of the Transatlantic Consumer […]
New policy resolution on Technical Barriers to Trade in TTIP
EU and US consumers say YES to collaboration and exchange of best practices, NO to obligations with negative impacts on consumer protection […]
New policy resolution on consumer concerns about new genetic engineering techniques
EU and US consumers call for regulation and labeling of products derived from new genetic engineering techniques Today, TACD published […]
TACD releases new policy resolution on better transatlantic cooperation on chemicals in light of the TTIP
Today, TACD releases a new policy resolution on better transatlantic cooperation on chemicals in light of the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment […]
EU data protection rights at risk through trade agreements, new study shows
Today, researchers of the University of Amsterdam’s Institute for Information Law (IViR) have published an independent study that clearly shows […]