Intergovernmental body (Brussels Convention, 15 December 1950), through which countries seek to simplify and rationalize customs procedures. Coordinates between the 104 Member States (EEC and EFTA among others), the organization established by the Convention establishing a Customs Cooperation Council concluded in Brussels on 15 December 1950

Consists of 39 members, representing European consumer organizations, national organizations and institutions, along with individuals who are particularly competent in consumer affairs. The members of the CCC are appointed by a Commission decision for a period of three years, once renewable. The Committee delivers opinions to the Commission on problems relating to the protection of consumer interests at Community level, and notably the implementation of consumer policy. It submits its opinions either at the request of the Commission or on its own initiative.