Category: Commerce

• The Cheapest Way to Comply Is to Delete Your Website

  Croatia's anchor price rules return on 17 November, and one sentence decides who has to publish a daily price list: every business with a website. What it covers, what is still open and what we would do now.

• No Discrimination, Says the Bill. It Only Checked the Buyers.

  The bill that made the e-Građani age check mandatory explains in one paragraph why it is not discriminatory. It looks only at buyers. What that leaves out, and what Croatian shops can do.

• €30,000, 24 Percent, and a Bottle of Wine Nobody Can Sell

  Official figures on the e-Građani age check: what it cost, how many shops use it and how many checks were completed. And what is still missing for buyers from other EU countries.

• Five Prices on a Jar of Honey: Where Croatia’s Price Rules Stand

  The anchor price and daily price list rules were postponed to 17 November, not scrapped. Here is what was ordered, what is on hold and what Croatian shops should keep ready.

• The 1-Year Warranty Trick, and the EU Notice That Ends It

  From 27 September every seller of consumer goods in the EU has to show one official notice about the legal guarantee of at least two years. Here is what it says and what we change on a shop.

• Selling Alcohol Online in Croatia: The m-Građani Age Check

  Since 15 September, Croatian webshops that sell alcohol or energy drinks must verify every buyer’s age through e-Građani. Here is what the law requires, how the integration works and what is still unclear.