Journal
Product updates, compliance context, and practical notes for WooCommerce merchants preparing for 2026.
Situations you recognise on WooCommerce, plus three Dutch mega-shop flows you can open in a tab (Coolblue, bol.com, MediaMarkt). Still not legal advice.
Read post: Article 230oa BW: examples shop owners actually recognise
From 19 June 2026, EU rules expect a clear way to cancel product orders and to stop services, right where customers already manage their purchases.
Read post: What the June 2026 withdrawal rules mean for your WooCommerce store
Simple lessons from common complaint themes (ships-from abroad, surprise fees on cancel, and when configurable products still count as normal online buys).
Read post: What Dutch-style disputes teach us: dropshipping, withdrawals, and “custom” orders
Plain-language basics on marketing email consent (active ticks, audit trails, and unsubscribes without drama).
Read post: Newsletter sign-up: why an empty checkbox beats a clever default
A shop-friendly gloss on the Wvmb ideas (judges nudge harder for facts, documents flow more freely, and your logs matter).
Read post: Proof and paperwork: what changed in Dutch evidence law for disputes
Easy read on tying repayments to withdrawal notice, shipment proof, standard delivery charges, and the same payment method.
Read post: Refunds after a return: how the 14-day clock really works
How hygiene stickers can protect sellers when designed right, and when removal is still the customer’s right.
Read post: Return seals and try-on: fair testing without a free wardrobe
No store owner can memorize every EU rule, but you can see the landscape. A structured overview of consumer law, platforms, privacy, payments, product safety, and what national implementation means in practice.
Read post: EU e-commerce rules: a merchant map of the big compliance pillars