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Industry association · Spain
NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2010
Substantiation and communication of explicit environmental claims (Green Claims Directive) · Empowering consumers for the green transition
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ECOS · filed 31 Aug 2020 · source
ECOS supports the provision of environmental information to consumers environmentally relevant, reliable, comparable and verifiable, through the development of an EU legal framework requiring companies to substantiate claims via the Environmental Footprint methods.
ECOS · filed 20 Jul 2023 · source
The Green Claims Directive is urgently needed, and ECOS supports its adoption. It represents a crucial initial step that can and should be strengthened further. Nonetheless, even in its current form, it will significantly enhance legal measures against greenwashing. Voluntary environmental claims are made because they give a market advantage to those who make them.
ASOBIO · filed 21 Jul 2023 · source
ASOBIO fully supports the Proposal for a Directive prepared by the European Commission on the justification and communication of explicit environmental claims (hereinafter the Proposal for a Directive). Any legislative action to limit greenwashing is positive to foster consumer protection, promote a fairer and more competitive market, and ensure more responsible and sustainable consumption.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
ECOS · filed 26 Aug 2020 · source
ECOS welcomes the Commission’s initiative to empower consumers to play an active role in the green transition. Despite the clear preference of European consumers for more sustainable products, the absence of reliable information deprives from them of the opportunity to make informed purchasing decisions and fails to translate that preference into market demand and potentially market transformation.
ASOBIO · filed 28 May 2022 · source
ASOBIO, the Spanish Association of Ecological Manufacturers and Traders, supports the EC initiative COM (2022) 143 final amending directives on consumer protection. For ASOBIO, there is a need for specific regulation of the term ‘sustainability’ when applied to the food sector. Organic certification in food production should be the starting point for claiming sustainability of a food production or product.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
ECOS · filed 28 May 2022 · source
ECOS welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on strengthening the role of consumers in the green transition, notably the ban on unsubstantiated generic claims, new information requirements on product durability and repairability, and stronger regulation of labels and information tools.
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