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Company · United Kingdom
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €400K+ a year · in the register since 2011
Commission Regulation amending the CLP Regulation (EC) 1272/2008 and correcting Commission Regulation (EU) 2018/669 · Migration limits for lead, cadmium and possibly other metals from ceramic and vitreous food contact materials
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British Ceramic Confederation · filed 29 Jan 2019 · source
The British Ceramic Confederation (BCC) is the trade association representing the collective interests of the UK ceramic manufacturing industry. Our 90-plus member companies cover the full spectrum of ceramic products and over 90% of the UK industry’s manufacturing capacity. The sector directly employs over 22,000 full-time employees in the UK, with many more in the supply chain, and generates £2bn in annual sales.
Cerame-Unie · filed 8 Feb 2019 · source
The European Ceramics industry association (Cerame-Unie) welcomes the European Commission’s commitment to ensuring the efficacy of its legislation through thorough, transparent, and self-critical reviews. We are pleased to contribute to this process and we believe that the evaluations must be based on the best available scientific data to allow the right conditions to design and adapt fit-for-purpose legislation.
British Ceramic Confederation · filed 26 Jun 2019 · source
The British Ceramic Confederation (BCC) represents the UK ceramic tableware manufacturing industry. We welcome the opportunity to provide feedback on the roadmap of the inception impact assessment and to inform the initiative on migration limits for lead, cadmium and possibly other metals from ceramic and vitreous food contact materials.
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.
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