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Industry association · Portugal
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €400K+ a year · in the register since 2011
Migration limits for lead, cadmium and possibly other metals from ceramic and vitreous food contact materials · Generalised scheme of tariff preferences
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APICER · filed 26 Jun 2019 · source
In relation to the proposed roadmap we highlight some key issues that we believe should be taken into account by the European Commission: I. The document lacks critical definitions of (1) limit values; (2) Legislative scope and (3) test method. What are the definitions of traditional, artisanal and culturally valuable products and (4) what will be the derogations for these product categories?
Filed in Portuguese · English published by the European Commission
Cerame-Unie · filed 26 Jun 2019 · source
The European Federation of Ceramic Table- and Ornamentalware (FEPF) welcomes the start of the “Impact Assessment on migration limits for lead, cadmium, and possibly other metals from ceramic and vitreous food contact materials”, with an inception impact assessment. We believe it is an important and necessary step, in order to assess the framework of the impact assessment.
APICER · filed 17 Nov 2021 · source
The Portuguese Association of Ceramic and Crystalaria Industries supports the overall objective of the GSP to help developing countries achieve sustainable development through trade, while promoting values. universal, labour standards, environmental protection and good governance.
Filed in Portuguese · English published by the European Commission
Cerame-Unie · filed 19 Nov 2021 · source
The European Ceramic Industry Association (Cerame-Unie) would like to thank the Commission for the opportunity to submit its feedback on the proposal for the new Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) Regulation. The ceramic industry upholds the Commission’s goal to assist developing countries in achieving sustainable development by means of trade through preferential tariffs.
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