European Union
European Parliament removes barriers to cross-border online shopping
Buyers cannot be discriminated against due to nationality, must be offered products at same prices across EU
The European Parliament voted on Tuesday to remove barriers to cross-border online shopping within the European Union (EU), allowing people to buy at the same prices and conditions from across the 28-member bloc.
The new rules were approved by 557 votes to 89 with 33 abstentions.
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