The Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) has identified the online store www.n1home.lv, operated by SIA “N1HOME”, within its scope of supervision. Consumers who suspect potential violations or…
n response to public concerns regarding the granting of loans to persons with disabilities, particularly those with mental health conditions, the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) reiterates…
Heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular solution for home heating and cooling. However, the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) emphasizes that their efficiency and cost-effectiveness…
The Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) has imposed a fine of EUR 5,000 on Liene Porīte for offering and selling unlicensed package travel services in violation of the Tourism Law and the Unfair…
When shopping online, consumers may encounter situations where an offer appears attractive, but the terms are unclear. Clothing, household appliances or products marked as “special offer” are often…
In line with rapidly growing trends in social media and digital content, as well as the increasing impact of artificial intelligence, the role of digital content creators and influencers in…
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) urges consumers to exercise particular caution — both when purchasing personalised gifts and when meeting people online…
The current severe winter conditions and the rapidly growing demand for heating fuel in Latvia have created a situation where there is a risk of shortages of wood pellets and other types of solid…
Winter in ski resorts brings enjoyment and physical activity, but it also brings injuries — many of which could be prevented. Each year, the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC) receives…
On 4 February 2026, a meeting of Digital Services Coordinators took place in Brussels, where the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (CRPC), together with Digital Services Coordinators from other…
