The Federation of Norwegian Industries support the goals of waste reduction and increased recycling rates within the EEA-area. In addition to Waste Framework Directive, measures for waste reduction should be implemented in European product legislation and by introducing new incentives as right to repair, environmental labelling, etc. For complex industrial waste streams (e.g.
The Federation of Norwegian Industries
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The Federation of Norwegian Industries filed 6 positions between 14 Jan 2022 and 23 Jun 2022, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
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The Federation of Norwegian Industries represents a wide range of industry branches. We represent over 3.000 companies with approx. 130.000 employees. Our main input to the revision of Directive 2010/75/EU can be found below.
The Federation of Norwegian Industries supports the introduction of a consumer right to repair. Such a "Right to Repair" for consumers must be accompanied by a right for sellers of a product to offer reparation of products within the legal liability period.
The Federation of Norwegian Industries supports the introduction of a consumer right to repair. Such a "Right to Repair" for consumers must be accompanied by a right for sellers of a product to offer reparation of products within the legal liability period.
The Federation of Norwegian Industries supports the introduction of a consumer right to repair. Such a "Right to Repair" for consumers must be accompanied by a right for sellers of a product to offer reparation of products within the legal liability period.
Please find enclosed input from the Federation of Norwegian Industries to the proposal that revises the regulation on shipments of waste. Multilateral cooperation: Article 30 in the proposal for a new regulation concerns border area agreements and the possibility for MS to conclude bilateral agreements to make the notification procedure for shipments of specific waste flows less stringent.
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