France Furniture injoins to cease any misleading commercial practice on the origin of the goods it markets and to indicate the composition of furniture on their labeling, economie.gouv.fr

FRANCE MEUBLES Ordered to Stop Deceptive Commercial Practices on the Origin of its Products and to Label Furniture Composition Paris, France, February 18, 2025 – The French consumer protection authority (DGCCRF) has ordered the furniture retailer FRANCE MEUBLES to cease all deceptive commercial practices regarding the origin of its products and to clearly indicate the … Read more

AI at the service of public purchases: an experiment launched by the DAE, economie.gouv.fr

AI at the service of public procurement: an experiment launched by the DAE The Digital Administration Department (DAE) is launching an experiment to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the efficiency of public procurement. This experiment will be carried out in partnership with the start-up Atos. The objective of this experiment is to test the … Read more

What is green economy?, economie.gouv.fr

What is the Green Economy? The green economy is a term used to describe an economic system that is sustainable and environmentally friendly. It is based on the principles of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving natural resources, and promoting social justice. The green economy has a number of benefits, including: Reduced environmental impact: The green … Read more

Ce qui change pour les entreprises avec l’adoption du budget 2025, economie.gouv.fr

Impact of the 2025 Budget on French Businesses Source: economie.gouv.fr Date: 2025-02-18 18:39 Summary: The French government has released its budget for 2025, bringing forth significant changes for businesses. This article outlines the key provisions that will affect the business community. Taxation: Lower corporate tax rate: The corporate tax rate will be gradually reduced from … Read more

Info.gouv of February 18: regulated electricity prices, wind at sea, digital citizenship and Francophonie, Gouvernement

Government News for February 18: Regulated electricity tariffs, offshore wind, digital citizenship, and Francophonie Regulated electricity tariffs The government has announced that regulated electricity tariffs for households will not increase in 2023. This decision was made in order to protect consumers from the rising cost of energy. The government has also announced that it will … Read more

All about the Crit’Air thumbnail, Gouvernement

I do not have access to real-time information and cannot provide details on the news item you mentioned, titled “Tout savoir sur la vignette Crit’air” published by Gouvernement on February 18, 2025. All about the Crit’Air thumbnail The AI has provided us with the news. I asked Google Gemini the following question. Gouvernement a new … Read more