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The Danish Consumer Council welcomes this consultation and supports the objective of addressing fragmentation in the EU digital rulebook. However, simplification must not come at a cost to consumers. Instead, it should ensure more effective enforcement. For issues regarding data acquis and simplification of cybersecurity reporting requirements, we refer to BEUCs response to the Digital Omnibus.

We welcome the European Commissions ambition to establish a truly strong circular economy. The Commission rightly acknowledges that, despite 15 years of discussions, progress towards this goal has been limited. In our view a consumer-centric framework should aim to create a well-functioning market for long-lived products designed for repair, upgrade, reuse, and refurbishment, supported by accessible infrastructures…

EU Commission proposal for the revision of the CLP Regulation (1272/2008). Overall, the Danish Consumer Council Think welcomes the proposal, in particular the inclusion of endocrine disruptors and the simplification of consumer information. We would like to see mandatory full declaration of chemicals in articles/products on the packaging.

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The Danish Consumer Council Think works, inter alia, to ensure that consumers are not exposed to harmful or undesirable chemistry. The Danish Consumer Council Think supports the ambitious EU Chemicals Strategy (CS) and considers that all its objectives must be met. The Danish Consumer Council Think supports the introduction of new hazard classes, e.g.

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The Danish Consumer Council Think has been working for years to remove harmful and undesirable chemistry from consumer products. The Danish Consumer Council Think is working to give visibility to the location of the harmful and suspected chemistry and advise consumers to make an informed choice.

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Raising standards for consumers POSITION PAPER ANEC reply to the European Commission proposals on Omnibus Directive and Regulation Aligning product legislation with the digital age Contact: [name removed] [email removed] [name removed] – [email removed] The European Consumer Voice in Standardisation aisbl ANEC is supported financially by the European Union & EFTA Ref: ANEC-WP1-2025-G-051 02/09/2025 Rue d’Arlon 80 –…

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

Forbrugerrådet Tænk strongly supports the proposed General Product Safety Regulation. We agree on the specific objectives and welcome: - Value of the safety net function and precautionary principle -Coherent market surveillance rules between harmonised and non-harmonised products as well as the new tools given to Member States -Stronger traceability in the supply chain and a greater responsibility for safety of…

The Danish Consumer Council strongly supports the announcement of the European Commission to review the General Product Safety Directive. We agree to the problem definition as outlined in the roadmap which emphasises the challenges posed by new technologies, e-commerce and a fragmented legislative framework for market surveillance.

Forbrugerrådet Tænk welcomes the EC’s inception impact assessment, which contains many points we agree with. We welcome a revision of the Cosmetics directive. We would like to emphasize the need to address combination effects. In line with the CSS new legal provisions which take into account consumers’ combined exposure to ingredients of concern from all sources needs to be introduced.

Raising standards for consumers POSITION PAPER ANEC reply to the European Commission proposals on Omnibus Directive and Regulation Aligning product legislation with the digital age Contact: [name removed] [email removed] [name removed] – [email removed] The European Consumer Voice in Standardisation aisbl ANEC is supported financially by the European Union & EFTA Ref: ANEC-WP1-2025-G-051 02/09/2025 Rue d’Arlon 80 –…

Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)

The Danish Consumer Council thanks the Commission for the opportunity to comment on the Inception Impact Assessment on the simplification and digitalization of labels on chemicals. We believe that consumers need more information, not less. And the consumers need the information at point of sale.

The Danish Consumer Council welcomes the Commission proposal to ban CMR 1A/1B substances in childcare products. Childcare products constitute a significant potential source of children's exposure to CMR substances.