Covers violations of standards for (animal) products intended for human consumption and regulations designed to ensure the welfare of animals in general.
Examples of non-compliances in the area of food and feed safety, animal health and animal welfare are:

These include, in particular, violations of regulations intended to ensure general product safety and violations of labelling obligations or rules for the marketing and use of sensitive and dangerous products.
As a rule, the general safety requirements for products are considered not to be fulfilled if the safety of the respective product cannot be guaranteed in accordance with the relevant standards.
Examples of violations in the area of product safety and conformity are:

Environmental protection means the protection of the natural environment and the preservation of the functioning of ecosystems.
Examples of violations of environmental protection regulations:

Data protection describes the protection against the improper processing and use of personal data (e.g. name, address, date of birth, e-mail address, IP address, account number).
The protection of confidentiality includes, in particular, the protection of confidential (company) information.
Examples of breaches of data and secrecy protection: 

Covers violations of quality and safety standards for medicinal products and medical devices, for the manufacture, presentation and sale of tobacco and related products.
Examples of violations of measures to protect public health:

Typical consumer rights are the right of withdrawal and the right to information. Business practices and behaviour that disadvantage consumers are covered.
Examples of breaches of consumer protection rules are:

Corruption means that someone abuses their professional position or public office to gain an advantage and harm others in the process.
Examples of corruption:

Money laundering includes any activity in which criminally generated proceeds are channeled into and through the financial cycle in order to subsequently be channeled into a legal-looking activity. The money smuggled in was acquired, for example, through corruption, theft or similar criminal acts. In the end, it is no longer possible to see where the money comes from and who it actually belongs to. The money is used in normal monetary transactions. The aim is always to ensure that it remains unknown at all times that the assets are illegal.
Terrorist financing is the provision and collection of assets to carry out a terrorist act, even if they are only partly used to do so.
Other reports in connection with services and products in the investment and financial sector are also to be assigned to this category.

This refers in particular to a breach of applicable accounting standards or generally accepted accounting principles resulting in a misstatement in the company's financial reporting.
Examples of manipulation of business documents/balance sheets:

This includes violations that prevent the securing and maintenance of effective competition in the market. 
Examples of violations of antitrust law:

Examples of violations of competition law:

This includes, in particular, breaches of safety standards that serve to protect the health of the public against the dangers of ionising radiation and generally ensure protection with regard to radioactive substances. 
Examples of violations in the area of radiation protection and nuclear safety are: