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NGO · Netherlands
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2017
Company · Hungary
Declared costs: €900K+ a year · in the register since 2011
Revision of EU rules on food contact materials · Towards an EU Product Policy Framework contributing to the Circular Economy
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Changing Markets Foundation · filed 28 Jan 2021 · source
The Changing Markets Foundation welcomes that the Commission has committed to ban the most hazardous chemicals from consumer products, including FCM, and has committed to revising the FCM legislation. We believe this is an important opportunity to establish safer and more sustainable food packaging as part of achieving a toxic-free circular economy.
MOL Group · filed 29 Jan 2021 · source
MOL Group, being amongst the top ten polymer producers in Europe and the biggest in Central Europe, is committed to helping the EU in reaching its circular economy objectives and welcomes the initiative’s aim to modernise EU rules on food contact materials.
Changing Markets Foundation · filed 4 Jun 2018 · source
We agree with the feedback by the European Environmental Bureau, which they have handed it (EEB proposals for a more coherent EU Product Policy Framework contributing to the Circular Economy). We have a few additions as that we have encountered as part of our campaigns, notably our campaign to increase circularity of the carpet sector.
MOL Group · filed 4 Jun 2018 · source
We support the circular economy concept aiming at the use of much more circular products, to identify those products which could be reused, repaired and recycled. It is especially important to extend EU regulation to these products, due to the increasing amount of waste produced in the EU, such as waste tyres. Reuse of tyre rubber as raw material could be a good method to reduce the amount of waste.
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