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E-commerce Compliance

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Diagram showing the seven operational layers of international CPG e-commerce stack including platform, analytics, email, loya

The International CPG E-commerce Operations Stack

Last verified: June 2026 Key takeaways * International CPG e-commerce runs on seven operational layers: platform, analytics, email and SMS, loyalty, localisation, subscriptions, and the inventory-and-compliance foundation underneath all of it. * DTC channels are projected to account for 50% of CPG revenue by 2026. The infrastructure to support that scale matters

EU Textile Digital Product Passport guide showing QR code on fabric with compliance documentation

E-commerce Compliance

Guide to EU Textile Digital Product Passport Compliance

Last verified: June 2026 Key takeaways * The EU Textile Digital Product Passport (DPP) is mandated under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) and will require textile brands to attach a machine-readable digital record to every product they place on the EU market. * Deadlines are still being finalised in delegated

EU Battery Digital Product Passport compliance guide showing regulatory requirements and e-commerce implementation timeline

EU Battery Regulation

EU Battery Digital Product Passport for E-commerce

Last verified: June 2026 Key takeaways * The EU Battery Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a mandatory data transparency requirement under EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542, with phased deadlines starting in 2026 for light means of transport (LMT) batteries. * E-commerce brands selling electronics, e-bikes, or power tools into the EU must

Illustration of e-commerce seller managing CITEO packaging compliance reporting for France

France CITEO Reporting for Foreign E-commerce Sellers

Last verified: May 2026 Key takeaways * Any foreign e-commerce seller shipping packaged goods to French customers must register with CITEO's packaging EPR scheme — no de minimis exemption exists for non-resident companies. * Non-resident sellers must appoint a French Authorized Representative (mandataire) to register and report on their behalf. * CITEO

Global map showing EPR regulatory requirements by country and region for e-commerce businesses in 2026

EPR Requirements for E-commerce: A 2026 Global Overview

You started selling into Germany, France, and a couple of US states last year. Things were going well — until someone in your team noticed that three different regulators were expecting fee declarations from you, in three different formats, for three different product categories, on three different deadlines. That's