Consell General de Cambres de Catalunya

The General Council of Chambers of Commerce of Catalonia welcomes the objective of the initiative to harmonise registration and reporting requirements under Extended Producer Responsibility for packaging, as greater homogeneity between Member States can facilitate compliance and reduce regulatory fragmentation, especially for companies operating in several markets.

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The Consell General de Cambres de Comerç de Catalunya welcomes the European Commissions initiative to provide technical guidance on the application of the Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) principle in the next Multiannual Financial Framework. Clear and consistent guidance will be essential to ensure effective implementation while maintaining accessibility of EU funding for businesses, particularly SMEs.

Strategic foresight is an essential tool for strengthening the European Union's capacity to act in an increasingly complex and uncertain global environment. This initiative is particularly valuable in linking long-term geopolitical analysis with present-day policy choices.

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) remains a strategic pillar for ensuring food security, rural cohesion, and the competitiveness of European agri-food value chains. From the perspective of the General Council of Catalan Chambers of Commerce, representing a highly export-oriented agri-food ecosystem, the mid-term evaluation of the 2023-2027 CAP should focus on five key dimensions: 1.

The Consell General de Cambres de Catalunya welcomes the Commission's initiative to modernise the EU framework on delivery services through the proposed EU Delivery Act. We support the aim of ensuring affordable, reliable, and sustainable delivery services throughout the EU, particularly for SMEs and microenterprises that depend on efficient logistics to reach cross-border markets.