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Douane et DGCCRF signent un nouveau pacte pour protéger les achats en ligne

September 16, 2026Diego Herrera1 мин

The French Customs and the DGCCRF (General Directorate for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Prevention) have signed a new protocol to bolster online shopping security. This agreement updates a nearly decade-old pact.

Agents from both administrations will now undergo joint training to better understand each other's roles and methods. A unified doctrine, establishing common rules, will also improve information flow between the two bodies.

New shared digital tools will facilitate easier data exchange, particularly concerning e-commerce activities.

English Translation:

Customs and DGCCRF sign a new pact to protect online purchases.

This protocol, signed by Sarah Lacoche for the DGCCRF, its director, and the head of Customs, Florian Colas, refreshes an agreement nearly ten years old. Agents from both administrations will now train together to better understand the profession and methods of the other. A common doctrine, meaning shared rules, should also make information circulation between the two sides smoother. Another new feature, shared digital tools will allow for easier data exchange, particularly regarding everything related to e-commerce.