…Federation, describing the unfair competitive position. European stores have an unfair competitive position compared to operators outside the EU The Finnish Commerce Federation has estimated that administrative costs related to…
Online stores outside the EU gain an unfair and significant competitive edge compared to Finnish stores. One of the main differences arises from product safety legislation. To strengthen fair competition…
…the Finnish Commerce Federation. Companies in the commerce sector will continue to take measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus as required by the disease situation in order to…
…In recent years, domestic digital commerce has grown rapidly and has been able to gain a share of foreign e-commerce. But now, the trend has stopped. Last year, online purchases…
…from foreign online stores at cheaper prices. The best way to reduce the tax wedge as well as to improve purchasing power and the international competitiveness of commerce sector companies…
…of economic life. Commerce employs around 300,000 people in Finland. The Federation has around 7,000 member companies and represents both retail and wholesale commerce in industry policy and labour market…
The Finnish Commerce Federation is a nationwide commerce sector lobbying organisation whose mission is to promote Finnish commerce. We develop the cooperative action and operational preconditions of commerce companies and…
…Law Committee stated the importance of reasonable compensation for businesses in connection with all restrictive measures in line with the Communicable Diseases Act. “Even though businesses in the commerce sector…
…Service Union United PAM, tel. +358 50 378 0270, annika.ronni-sallinen(at)pam.fi The Finnish Commerce Federation represents commerce—the largest sector of economic life. Commerce employs around 300,000 people in Finland. The Federation…
…companies. ”Overlapping and complex regulations place an unnecessary burden on operators in the commerce sector and weaken competitiveness. The Commission has excelled in the theme. Now, regulation should be streamlined…