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Businesses obligations towards consumers differ on account of whether it is a quality related problem or a defective or unsafe product one. Once it is determined that a product is unsafe or defective, businesses have the duty to implement a series of actions and to inform the Product Safety Agency, in order to prevent damages to the life, health and/or integrity of consumers. This paper examines measures taken by businesses once they are aware of the risks a defective or unsafe product raises, the consequences of their omission, and the reach of the information duty before the administrative authority in charge of protecting consumer’s rights.

La responsabilidad de los empresarios por la seguridad de los productos de consumo