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Industry association · Hungary
Industry association · Belgium
Declared costs: €400K+ a year · in the register since 2011
Revision of EU rules on food contact materials · Migration limits for lead, cadmium and possibly other metals from ceramic and vitreous food contact materials
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Cerame-Unie · filed 27 Jan 2021 · source
The European Federation of Ceramic Table- and Ornamentalware (FEPF) Comments to the Inception Impact assessment Revision of EU rules on food contact materials FEPF welcomes the on-going impact assessment exercise that looks to revising EU rules on food contact materials we would like to provide some comments on the inception impact assessment. The below points are further detailed in the enclosed document. 1.
Magyar Kerámia Szövetség · filed 29 Jan 2021 · source
To the Attention of European Commission Subject: Observations of Hungarian Association of Ceramic Industry on the initial impact assessment of the review of EU rules on food contact Dear European Commission, For the initial impact assessment of the review of EU rules on food contact materials, the Hungarian Association of Ceramic Industry makes feedback in the attached file (Feedback_IIA_FCM_HACI_ENG.pdf).
Magyar Kerámia Szövetség · filed 26 Jun 2019 · source
The Hungarian Association of Ceramic Industry (HACI) represents ca. 1,500 employees working in Ceramic Table- and Ornamentalware Industry in Hungary. As a member of Cerame-Unie FEPF Sector, HACI takes the opinion of FEPF as follows. We welcome the start of current impact assessment. We believe it is an important and necessary step, in order to assess the framework of the impact assessment.
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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