Traduction de «crossborder e-commerce » (Anglais → Français) :

crossborder e-commerce [ crossborder electronic commerce | crossborder online commerce | transborder e-commerce | transborder electronic commerce | transborder online commerce ]

e-commerce enabler | e-commerce facilitator | electronic commerce enabler | electronic commerce facilitator | enabler of e-commerce | facilitator of e-commerce | enabler | facilitator

consumer-to-consumer e-commerce | customer-to-customer e-commerce | consumer-to-consumer commerce | consumer-to-consumer electronic commerce | C2C e-commerce | C-to-C e-commerce

consumer-to-business e-commerce | C2B e-commerce | C2B electronic commerce | consumer-to-business electronic commerce | consumer-to-business commerce | C-to-B e-commerce | C-to-B electronic commerce | C2B commerce

B2B e-commerce [ B2B | business-to-business e-commerce | business-to-business electronic commerce | B2B electronic commerce | B2B cybercommerce | business-to-business | B to B e-commerce ]

business-to-employee e-commerce [ B2E e-commerce | intrabusiness e-commerce | intrabusiness EC ]

E-commerce | Electronic commerce | Online commerce

e-commerce (1) | eCommerce (2) | electronic commerce (3)

crossborder income flow | cross-border income flow

Crossborder initiative | CBI [Abbr.]

35. Stresses that consumer confidence is essential for both domestic and crossborder e-commerce; emphasises the need to ensure the quality, safety, traceability and authenticity of products, avoid criminal or unfair practices, and comply with the rules on personal data protection, guaranteeing that, where appropriate, informed and explicit consent for the use of personal data has been given by the consumer;

73. Welcomes the Commission’s legislative proposals on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), and underlines the importance of their effective adoption to help resolve complaints and conflicts cross-border; also stresses the need for these mechanisms to be made widely known to consumers and traders so that they can reach the desired level of practical effectiveness; recalls the importance of an effective redress mechanism as a means of ensuring that consumers can pursue their rights, while stressing that citizens should be better informed of the details of such a mechanism and other problem-solving tools; believes this should enhance crossborder purchases of goods and services and contribute to the remo ...[+++]val of the remaining bottlenecks that are hampering growth and innovation, particularly within the Digital Market, and which are currently holding the single market back from realising its full potential; stresses that the existence of the online dispute resolution platform for domestic and crossborder e-commerce will increase consumers’ trust in the Digital Single Market;

73. Welcomes the Commission’s legislative proposals on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), and underlines the importance of their effective adoption to help resolve complaints and conflicts cross-border; also stresses the need for these mechanisms to be made widely known to consumers and traders so that they can reach the desired level of practical effectiveness; recalls the importance of an effective redress mechanism as a means of ensuring that consumers can pursue their rights, while stressing that citizens should be better informed of the details of such a mechanism and other problem-solving tools; believes this should enhance crossborder purchases of goods and services and contribute to the remo ...[+++]val of the remaining bottlenecks that are hampering growth and innovation, particularly within the Digital Market, and which are currently holding the single market back from realising its full potential; stresses that the existence of the online dispute resolution platform for domestic and crossborder e-commerce will increase consumers’ trust in the Digital Single Market;

U. whereas the fragmentation of the EU digital market endangers rights under the acquis communautaire, as consumers and businesses have little legal certainty as regards crossborder e-commerce, thanks to the existence of too many legal provisions setting divergent requirements, a circumstance which does not allow business operators, authorities or consumers to benefit from clear and enforceable rules;