European exemption regulation refers to a set of laws and policies implemented by the European Union (EU) that provide exemptions or exceptions to certain regulations for specific industries or businesses. These regulations are designed to promote fair competition and protect the interests of consumers and smaller businesses within the EU market. They aim to balance the need for regulation with the need for flexibility and innovation, allowing certain industries to operate under different rules and standards while still adhering to the overall principles of the EU. European exemption regulations are constantly evolving and are subject to review and revision to ensure they continue to serve their intended purpose.