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Company · Spain
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €800K+ a year · in the register since 2009
Digital labelling of EU fertilising products · Evaluation of the Regulation 2019/515 on the Mutual Recognition of Goods
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FERTIBERIA · filed 17 Sept 2021 · source
Dear Sirs, I represents Fertiberia, the Spanish fertilizer producer. My comments in line with Fertilizers Europe and with ANFFE (National Spanish Association) are: 1) We support digital labelling due to the volume of information required now by the new Regulation and CLP, etc 2) We consider digital labelling permite to save packaging costs, 3) We think digital labelling facilitate the management of changes in the…
EuroCommerce · filed 20 Sept 2021 · source
EuroCommerce, the principal European organisation representing the retail and wholesale sector, welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the roadmap for the simplification and digitalisation of labels on chemicals, and specifically the CLP Regulation, the Detergents Regulation and the Fertilising Products Regulation.
FERTIBERIA · filed 2 Jan 2024 · source
Our company’s experience when it has applied for mutual recognition of a fertilising product has been rather negative. The evaluation of the mutual recognition file in the relevant administration, for example in France, is very slow and cumbersome with successive requests for information that makes the process very slow and commercially unoperational.
Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission
EuroCommerce · filed 26 Jan 2024 · source
Retail and wholesale companies and European consumers have greatly benefited from free trade within the Single Market. Free movement of goods enabled them retailers and wholesalers to provide their customers with a wider choice of products for lower prices.
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