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SMark Technology Zrt. filed 2 positions between 14 Aug 2024 and 14 Jan 2026, across 2 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
I find this Battery Regulation a very useful initiative, but would have the following comments: The QR code itself can be forged by a copier or a new one can be created by a QR generator. Furthermore, in this context, some batteries are also at risk of counterfeiting and it is therefore essential to use a security mark in addition to the QR code.
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
It is appropriate to revise the Precursors Regulation as follows: Call for Evidence "Option 2: Increase awareness and research This option could include a number of measures, such as: raising awareness among authorities, including law enforcement authorities and all parties involved in the supply chain, of the need to monitor not only chemicals covered by the Regulation, but also certain alternative chemicals; and…
Filed in Hungarian · English published by the European Commission
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