Consumers International is excited to announce it will be working on a new IKEA Foundation funded project with some of its members in India, Bangladesh and Indonesia to address the need for low…
Read More'Increasing consumer rights awareness could prove to be one of the easiest ways to decrease the gender gap at the most basic levels of society.' Pritee Shah, Chief General Manager and Editor at…
Read MoreWhy is it that cars manufactured in India don’t have basic safety features like airbags fitted in them? But the same car if manufactured in Europe has it? Is the life of a person living in India any…
Read MoreConsumers International 60th Anniversary The consumer movement has grown from a pioneering group of founding members in 1960 to an incredibly diverse and powerful global network in 2020. During…
Read MoreA new context As we battle rising prices across energy, food and finance, advance climate goals and safeguard the most vulnerable consumers amidst rapid digitisation, our agenda will ask crucial…
Read MoreWith an estimated 6.8 billion people owning a mobile, they can be found in almost every country around the world. More than just phones, mobiles are now mini computers, giving us access to…
Read MoreEvery year on March 15, the consumer movement and other influential actors come together to celebrate World Consumer Rights Day to raise global awareness on consumer rights, protection and…
Read MoreConsumers International is working with some of its members in India, Bangladesh and Indonesia to address the need for low income consumers to access safer and more sustainable products. The IKEA…
Read MoreThe Anne Fransen Fund aims to promote and support the growth of consumer organisations in developing countries. It was founded in 1988 following the death in 1981 of Anne Fransen, the first director…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence: consumer experiences in new technology Consumers International welcome you to a one-day foresight workshop to explore consumer experiences of artificial intelligence in the…
Read MoreAkshay is a law graduate with an LL.M. from Karnataka State Law University, Hubballi. Akshay iscurrently working at the National Law School of India, where he particularly focuses on consumer law and…
Read MoreWe highlighted a shocking double standard in the car industry which was putting consumers’ lives at risk. Motor manufacturing giants were selling cars in unregulated markets with minimal or no safety…
Read MoreOn 26th October 2016, Nissan announced a date for ending the production of the Tsuru. The car, which received a ‘zero star’ rating in NCAP safety tests, is manufactured in Mexico.
Read MoreOn the 10th October 2016, T-Mobile and AT&T decided to stop giving customers replacements of the Galaxy Note7, as well as cease all sales of the latest model in the Samsung Note series.
Read MoreConsumer organisations today released a joint report - Safer Cars For Latin America – in Lima Peru, which highlights the disparity of car safety regulations across Latin American countries, and shows…
Read MoreSeven Consumers International members from India, Fiji, Malaysia, Ecuador, Chile and Senegal will promote the protection of consumers around the globe through funding provided by the Anne Fransen…
Read More25 members in developing and transitional economies will receive a grant of £2,000 each to implement this year’s Green Action Fund campaigns.
Read MoreConsumers International had a busy few days in Geneva at UNCTAD’s annual e-commerce week representing consumers on panels as diverse as business engagement, cross-border e-commerce and meeting the…
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