European E-commerce Association Launches European Trust Mark
EMOTA, the European multi-trade and online trade association,
has launched an European Trustmark. The basis of this certificate
is a network of national trust marks. Therefore retailers first
need to be in possession of the trust mark of the national
e-commerce association in their country, which then will be linked
to the EMOTA trust mark. Web shops need to fulfill ten essential
criteria to be eligible for it. The European trust mark enhances
the situation for European retailers and consumers alike. It
enables consumers to safely buy goods from abroad and simplifies
the expansion of online sales across borders for retailers.
The European trust mark is an essential step towards a harmonized
European e-commerce market that also the European Commission is
striving towards with the project for a single digital market.
Consumers can recognize much easier now whether they can trust the
quality of a retailer from another EU country and whether he is
trustworthy or not. Trust plays a pivotal role in e-commerce and
without strengthening this trust, cross-border e-commerce has no
chance. Consumers need to know what they can expect from a foreign
retailer. Already 5000 online shops are connected to the EMOTA
trust mark. This development offers great potential for growth of
European e-commerce.
Next to EMOTA also Ecommerce Europe has launched a pan-European web
shop guarantee, which supports and stimulates the safety of
cross-border e-commerce in Europe. The details of the Trust mark
will be published in September. This development coincides with the
research “Barriers of growth” that has been done
recently by Ecommerce Europe.
Last modified: 13:28 - August 3rd, 2015
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