The International Fur Federation welcomes the proposal for a directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence with a view to establishing a transparent, reliable, and fair business environment for all value chain actors. Coherence and legal certainty Concerning the application of the directive, Article 2 includes a number of sectors falling under its scope.
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International Fur Federation
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International Fur Federation filed 4 positions between 23 May 2022 and 16 Jan 2024, across 4 of the 639 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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What they argued
IFF supports the regulation objective of improving the sustainability of products and wishes to bring the Commission’s attention on a number of elements in the draft that IFF believes require further consideration and refinement. Article 2. The proposal defines product groups through the lens of purpose, functional properties, and consumer perception of goods.
The International Fur Federation (IFF) would like to express its support of the Commission's initiatives to address microplastics pollution at the European level. Due to the transboundary nature of the problem, it is crucial to have a coordinated European approach to enforce consistent and harmonised legislations across Member States.
The International Fur Federation welcomes the objectives of the Textile Labelling Regulation revision, which aims to harmonise labelling rules for textile products and related products. We hope that this will enhance regulatory clarity and consistency. Additionally, we expect it to improve consumers' access to relevant information and care instructions.
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