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New software tools are making it easier for US e-commerce sellers to enter European markets, according to a report by E-Commerce Times. The tools reportedly help sellers handle cross-border challenges such as logistics, payments, and compliance with EU regulations, lowering barriers that previously made expansion into Europe difficult for smaller American online retailers.
- 2EU Producer Prices Rise 1.4% in July▼Eurostat: EU Domestic Producer Prices Up 1.4% in July 2026 - News and Statistics
Eurostat data show domestic producer prices in the European Union rose 1.4% in July 2026. The increase points to continued cost pressures at factory and wholesale level, a key early indicator for consumer inflation across the bloc. Economists and policymakers will be watching whether the rise feeds through to retail prices or reflects temporary energy and input cost movements.
- 3EU orders sellers to display guarantee notices within 7 days▼EU forces sellers to display guarantee notices in shops and online in 7 days
Sellers across the European Union will have to display guarantee notices both in physical shops and online within a seven-day deadline, under new EU requirements. The rule obliges retailers to inform consumers clearly about their legal warranty rights at the point of sale, whether in-store or on e-commerce platforms. Consumer groups are expected to welcome the move, while sellers face quick compliance work.