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Everything is dying: Norwegian Consumer Council goes viral with ad about products breaking faster

Everything is dying: Norwegian Consumer Council goes viral with ad about products breaking faster

The Norwegian Consumer Council has launched a viral campaign highlighting the declining quality of consumer products and the increasing difficulty of repairing them. Through this initiative, the organization aims to raise public awareness regarding planned obsolescence and the need for more durable goods.

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