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Industry association · Netherlands
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €1.3M+ a year · in the register since 2009
Digital Markets Act · Common rules promoting the repair of goods
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EMISA · filed 3 May 2021 · source
EMISA welcomes and supports the objective of the DMA for fair and contestable digital markets. Most important is that the scope of the proposal becomes as broad as this objective and focuses on gatekeepers that can foreclose and distort competition from their direct competitors on the platform.
SMEunited · filed 5 May 2021 · source
Dear Madam, dear Sir, On behalf of SMEunited, I would like to inform you that we are not able to provide feedback on this consultation within the deadline of today (5 May). Due to the huge number of consultations, we are still discussing our position paper with our member organisations and we would be glad if you could accept our feedback that will be finalised in the upcoming days.
SMEunited · filed 24 May 2023 · source
The Directive will have positive effects on repairers, a sector mostly composed of SMEs. Independent repairers have the right expertise, experience, and the necessary tools to offer high-quality repair services. The Directive rightly proposes that repairers should have access to spare parts and technical documentation. However, the Directive will certainly have an impact on retailers and manufacturers.
EMISA · filed 25 May 2023 · source
In order to help build a circular economy and more sustainable consumption, EMISA wishes to highlight the importance of industrial sectors and the effects of the ongoing process of digitalisation in the context of repair and reuse of goods.
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