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EU AI Act Full Enforcement Begins August 2, 2026

EU AI Act full enforcement begins on 2 August 2026

The EU AI Act reaches full application on August 2, 2026. For ecommerce brands, Article 50 transparency obligations cover AI chatbots, shopping assistants, and AI-generated product content visible to EU consumers. Less than a third of ecommerce companies have started compliance work.

EU Packaging Regulation: 72 Days for Ecommerce Brands to Comply

EU packaging regulation: 72 days for ecommerce brands to comply

EU Regulation 2025/40, the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, becomes mandatory on August 12, 2026. For ecommerce brands, the most immediate requirements are a 40% maximum void fill cap on parcels, a ban on PFAS above 25 parts per billion in food-contact packaging, and a mandatory Authorised Representative per EU member state. Online marketplaces including Amazon DE are confirmed responsible actors, making non-compliance a de-listing risk as well as a regulatory one.