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EPBA - Consumer Batteries Europe filed 4 positions between 23 Jul 2025 and 26 Jan 2026, across 4 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
POSITION PAPER Circular Economy Act: Effective, Fair Producer Responsibilities [Brussels, 05 November 2025] EPBA—Consumer Batteries Europe fully supports the objectives of the forthcoming Circular Economy Act (CEA) to harmonise circularity rules, strengthen Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), and enhance enforcement across the EU.
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In response to the Commission proposal for a Regulation regarding Digitalisation and the Alignment of Common Specifications, we consider it crucial that the EU product legislation is aligned with the digital age. We support the proposed changes for the conformity assessment procedures of batteries which would slightly reduce the administrative burden of the industry.
EPBA - Consumer Batteries Europe Position on the Draft Battery Labelling Implementing Act In the publication of the draft implementing act on battery labelling, the European Commission addresses feasibility challenges linked to limited space on batteries and the role of digital solutions. EPBA - Consumer Batteries Europe welcomes the progress made.
In response to the Commission proposal for a Regulation on Simplification Measures for Small Mid-Cap Enterprises2 , we seek further improvements to the Due Diligence rules for batteries in order to create fair level playing field for our members, and other battery manufacturers.
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