EIBF contribution to European Parliament reports in early 2023
This last month, EIBF has been fully involved in stakeholder dialogues and consultation meetings with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) on two important own-initiative reports for the European bookselling industry: the Future of the European book sector and the
EIBF-led RISE Bookselling builds up resilient bookselling community
‘Resilience, Innovation and Sustainability for the Enhancement of Bookselling’, or RISE Bookselling in short, is a three-year, EU co-funded programme organised by EIBF.
New research paper on book returns published through EIBF project RISE Bookselling
Through RISE Bookselling, a three-year EU co-funded project run by the European and International Booksellers Federation (EIBF), EIBF produced a comprehensive research paper investigating book returns systems in seven countries around the world.
European Union Prize for Literature announces the 2023 winner and special mentions
The European Union Prize for Literature (EUPL) recognises emerging fiction writers from the European Union and beyond.
EIBF attends the first conference on environmental issues in the book ecosystem at the Brussels Book Fair
EIBF attended Brussels Book Fair’s first seminar on green issues in the book sector, called “the environmentally-conscious book”
EIBF Policy Assistant learning the ropes of bookselling in a UK bookshop
Tora Åsling, EIBF’s Policy Assistant, spent three days at Red Lion Books in Colchester, UK, to learn about the practical sides of bookselling from the bookshop manager, Jo Coldwell, and colleagues.
The European Commission’s consultation on modernising VAT for cross-border e-commerce – EIBF Contribution
From 25.09.2015 to 18.12.2015, the European Commission conducted a public consultation on the modernisation of VAT systems for cross-border e-commerce.
EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL BOOKSELLERS EXPRESS THEIR SOLIDARITY TO PARISIAN COLLEAGUES AND POPULATION
EIBF wish to express its solidarity to Parisian colleagues and the French population. Say co-Presidents Kyra Dreher and Fabian Paagman: “ Our thoughts are with all of the Parisians and French people.
The European Commission’s consultation on further corporate tax transparency – EIBF Contribution
Between the 17th of June and the 9th of September, 2015, the European Commission conducted a public consultation on expanding corporate tax transparency in the EU. Citizens, organisations and public authorities had the chance to voice their opinions.
European Commission’s consultation on further corporate tax transparency – EIBF Contribution
From the 17.06.2015 to the 09.09.2015, the European Commission conducted a public consultation on further corporate tax transparency. All sectors of society were invited to contribute to this consultation with an emphasis on those with an expertise in the taxation field.
European Commission’s e-commerce consultation – EIBF Contribution
From 12.06.2015 to 03.09.2015 the European Commission conducted a consultation on “contract rules for online purchases of digital content and tangible goods” by sending a questionnaire to various stakeholders concerned by the matter.
The European Commission’s consultation on contract rules for online purchases of digital content and tangible goods – EIBF Contribution
From 12.06.2015 to 03.09.2015, the European Commission conducted a public consultation “on contract rules for online purchases of digital content and tangible goods”, asking for contributions from organisations related to the fields of civil justice matters, internal market and consumer protectio