From 27 September 2026, shops selling to consumers in the EU must show the harmonised legal guarantee notice. PlainClaim adds the Commission's official notice to your store, in the shopper's own language, with no code. Where a producer offers a durability guarantee of more than two years, you can show the EU GARAN label on those products, each backed by a dated confirmation. It is the official artwork, unaltered, not a lookalike badge.
From 27 September 2026, shops selling to consumers in the EU must show the harmonised legal guarantee notice. PlainClaim adds the Commission's official notice to your store, in the shopper's own language, with no code. Where a producer offers a durability guarantee of more than two years, you can show the EU GARAN label on those products, each backed by a dated confirmation. It is the official artwork, unaltered, not a lookalike badge.
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The official EU legal guarantee notice, unaltered, in all 24 EU languages
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EU GARAN durability label on the products whose producer offers one
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A dated record of who confirmed each label, ready if an authority asks
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Guarantee Studio drafts the guarantee statement producers must give customers
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Claims Check flags green and durability claims the new EU rules ban, with fixes