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The legal requirements for price-marking and labelling precious metals, footwear, food, drink tobacco and toys.

Understand the special rules for retailers about the price marking and labelling of products.

The law about the packaging and labelling of products including information on quantity, composition, place and date of manufacture.

Manufacturers and retailers must respect laws on packaging and labelling before trading their products.

Understand what e-marketplaces are and decide if they are appropriate for your business.

The different types of online auctions and the benefits they can offer to both buyers and suppliers.

The different types of online exchanges and hubs and the main considerations before entering one.

Understand the different categories of e-marketplace, how they operate and how they can benefit your business.

How e-marketplaces use catalogues and directories to promote the products and services of their members.

Deciding if an e-marketplace is likely to add value to your business and which marketplace you should opt for.

What is meant by the terms e-procurement and e-sourcing and how they enhance the purchasing cycle.

Understand the various benefits that the use of e-marketplaces can bring to buyers and sellers.

Contract law varies in different member states, although some harmonisation has been introduced.

Rules on interpretation are intended to prevent confusion about the meaning of contractual terms.

The performance of a contract is usually simple, but in longer-term contracts it can become complex.

The point at which a contract is agreed is one of the most important elements of a contract.

Instances in which European contracts may be deemed to be invalid.

The contract needs to show what remedies are available if one side fails to deliver.

How to address issues that are not explicitly covered in a contract under the European contract law provisions.