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Nanotechnologies are a new and revolutionary set of technologies that work on the billionth of the meter, developing new products with unknown physicochemical characteristics, subjecting the consumer to incalculable risks. These products are launched on the market every day and only a small portion of consumers have some kind of information. Society has the fundamental right to know the composition of products on the market, and this is a prerequisite for exercising the right to choose what to consume. So the information on nanotechnology risk reaches the consumer? Is the right to information being respected in this context of nanotechnologies? Is there in Brazilian law any instrument that promotes consumer protection against this right? The method of phenomenological-hermeneutic approach will be used as methods of historical and comparative procedures, as well as bibliographical and legislative research and normative texts of various international organizations. As a provisional hypothesis, it is observed in the Brazilian scenario legal and constitutional devices that promote the Right to Information to the nonstick consumer, while still being fair to the precaution required in this complexity, also recommending risk management.

A era das nanotecnologias no mercado consumidor: a inserção dos “nanoprodutos” ao cotidiano e o direito à informação