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List of Cefic Business Members companies (ABM)
Sectoral businesses with a production base in Europe and a worldwide turnover in chemicals of less than euro 1 billion.
List of Cefic Corporate Members (ACOM)
Corporations with a production base in Europe and a worldwide turnover in chemicals of more than euro 1 billion.
List of Cefic Associated Companies
Companies engaged in the production of chemicals in countries outside Europe in which Cefic has neither a Member Federation, nor an Associate Federation.
List of Cefic Partner Companies
European companies, not being engaged in the production of chemicals and with the activities closely linked to the European chemical industry
Cefic position paper on Chemical Strategy for Sustainability
Cefic supports the public health and environmental goals of the strategy and shares the vision outlined by the European Commission in the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability.
Cefic’s views on the interplay between REACH & OSH legislation
Cefic sees OSH and REACH legislations as complementary to each other in the context of workers protection that must be risk-based and supported by a strong engagement of Social Partners in enhanced Social Dialogs. Cefic also recognises the need for clarification on the interface between these two legislative frameworks to avoid overlapping conclusions to help micro and SMEs assessing their risks and taking the appropriate level of protection for their Workers.
Cefic position on 2030 target plans
Cefic position on the Commission proposal to step up Europe’s 2030 climate ambition
Cefic Response to the European Commission call for contributions Competition Policy supporting the Green Deal
Cefic views on EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work 2021-2027
Cefic supports the revision of the EU Strategic Framework on Health and Safety at Work for 2021-2027 to promote the higher Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) standards in Europe and elsewhere, to focus on better implementation of OSH acquis, and to ensure a science, data and risk-based policy involving Social Partners.
Cefic views on the Commission’s legislative proposal to amend the Aarhus Regulation
Cefic acknowledges the efforts made by the Commission to address concerns raised by the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee while preserving consistency with the EU Treaty system of legal remedies to ensure judicial review of EU acts – but remains concerned as to the consequences of the proposed legislative changes.
Cefic views on the Revision of lists of pollutants affecting surface and groundwaters
Cefic supports the revision of lists of pollutants affecting surface and groundwaters based on new scientific developments and on a thorough data collection involving a proper consultation of relevant stakeholders.
Responsible Care Self-Assessment Web-Tool
The tool aims at strengthening support for companies towards improving the safe production, handling and use of chemicals across supply chains. The revised Responsible Care management framework and self-assessment questionnaire were launched in 2019 to support companies with their Responsible Care implementation. The self-assessment tool has now been enhanced and transformed into a digital webtool….
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) Joint letter (reply) from Executive Vice President Frans Timmermans and Commissioner Sinkevičius, confirming that there would be no ‘regulatory overhaul’ and only a very ‘targeted revision’, as the strategy itself says
2020 Sustainability progress report of the European Chemical Industry Council Update
The 2020 Sustainability Progress Update gives an update on Cefic’s Sustainable Development programme and highlights a portfolio of indicators that Cefic has started to identify in 2020. The Sustainable Development Indicators (SDIs) will assess and drive the contribution of the EU chemical industry towards sustainability, aligned with the main areas of the Green Deal.
List of Cefic Member Federations (AFEM) and Associate National Federations
National non-governmental federations representing the chemical industry in European countries
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Enforcement and enforceability
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Recycling: Greenhouse gas emission reduction potential of an emerging waste management route Commissioned by Study review
Chemical Recycling technologies have the potential to avoid greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that can occur in both the feedstock production and from incineration of plastic waste. This positive environmental impact is confirmed by the new Quantis report “Chemical Recycling: Greenhouse gas emission reduction potential of an emerging waste management route”, which was commissioned by the…
Brexit: Preparing for a future «UK out of REACH scenario»
What you need to know – Practical considerations to maintain trade post Brexit
Implementation of the harmonised Risk Management Framework (RMF) | Cefic position
Safety in handling and transport of all chemicals is at the heart of the Transport and Logistics activities of Cefic’s members. Through the long-lasting Responsible Care programme, the European chemical industry has adopted a sustainable strategy aiming for “zero accidents” in chemicals logistics based on a coordinated continuous improvement approach.
Cefic Quarterly Chemical Trends Report – September 2020
EU chemical output shows signs of fragile recovery, but remains 9% below the pre-crisis level
Cefic response to the Inception Impact Assessment on Taxonomy-related disclosures
Cefic supports the objectives of the European Green Deal and EU ambition to become climate neutral by 2050.1 As a sector “indispensable to Europe’s economy”2 and supplier of many key value chains, climate neutrality requires a deep transformation within limited investment cycles.
Cefic’ s views on the potential Aarhus Regulation revision foreseen to broaden rules on Access to Justice
Following the legislative initiative announced in the Commission Roadmap on ‘better access to justice in environmental matters’, Cefic shares its views on the upcoming proposal to revise the Aarhus regulation which may lead to a privileged access to justice by environmental NGOs.
Circular economy action plan | Cefic answer to the Public consultation for Inception impact assessment regarding the upcoming initiative in the area of Consumer policy – strengthening the role of consumers in the green transition
Cefic welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the initiative undertaken by the European Commission about a new legislative proposal on strengthening the role of consumers in the green transition in line with Better regulation principles and criteria (effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, coherence, EU-added value).
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability | Cefic’s response to the Roadmap on the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS)
Cefic calls for a Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) that recognises the essential role of chemicals to deliver climate ambitions, ensures a high level of safety and integrates holistically the multiple dimensions of the Green Deal – climate neutrality, materials circularity and resource efficiency – while boosting competitiveness and innovation to serve Europe’s strategic interests….
Cefic Position Paper on Chemical Recycling
The Green Deal is at the heart of the EU’s ambitions of becoming climate neutral. To meet the ambitious European objectives, much more waste plastic needs to be recycled and a broader range of markets need to be served with plastic products containing recycled content. In this respect Cefic highlights the potential of chemical recycling…
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability | Input Paper on the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS)
This paper outlines the preliminary views and proposals of the European chemical industry, as represented by Cefic, on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability proposed by the European Commission under the EU Green Deal. Its content may evolve at the light of future developments. It is organised in two part: 1. an overview outlining the…
Circular economy action plan | Cefic answer to the Public consultation for Inception impact assessment regarding the upcoming initiative in the area of environmental performance of products & businesses – substantiating claims
Cefic welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the initiative undertaken by the European Commission about a new regulatory initiative on substantiating green claims regarding Environmental performance of products & businesses in line with Better regulation principles and criteria (effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, coherence, EU-added value)
Waste Shipments Regulation WSR | Cefic Contribution to Publication Consultation on Waste Shipment Regulation
Waste Shipments Regulation WSR | Explanatory note based on Cefic position paper on Waste Shipment Regulation to support our reply to the public consultation
Cefic Letter to President von der Leyen Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability
Cefic calls for a multi-stakeholder dialogue to discuss changes to REACH in the context of the upcoming Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability
EU Commission “Strategy for Sustainable and Smart Mobility” roadmap | Cefic feedback
Cefic supports the Green Deal and Europe’s ambition to become climate neutral by 2050. The Green Deal also recognizes the crucial role that the chemical industry plays in Europe’s transition, as a key solution provider to multiple value chains and as a contributor to low emission mobility. The EU chemical industry intends to grasp the opportunities arising from the transition to a climate neutral and circular economy and from low emission distribution solutions.
Cefic statement on the EU Economic Recovery Plan
Ahead of the European Council meeting on 17 July the EU chemical industry calls on the EU member states to urgently agree an EU Recovery Plan to restart Europe’s economy and kick off investments towards a green and digital transition.
Cefic Quarterly Chemical Trends Report July 2020
The chemical industry shows some resilience amid economic recession, but decrease in total output is inevitable
Cefic feedback on EU Commission’s “Stragegy for a Sustainable and Smart Mobility” Roadmap
Cefic supports the Green Deal and Europe’s ambition to become climate neutral by 2050. The Green Deal also recognizes the crucial role that the chemical industry plays in Europe’s transition, as a key solution provider to multiple value chains and as a contributor to low emission mobility. The EU chemical industry intends to grasp the…
Cefic position on Hydrogen
Cefic expects hydrogen to play a pivotal role in reducing the GHG footprint of Europe’s energy and feedstock supply within the transition to climate neutrality.
The future of the European chemical industry will be closely intertwined with the development of a hydrogen economy, as it is both a major producer and consumer of hydrogen.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Strategic chemicals
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Strategic chemicals
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical for the green deal Brochure
Cefic supports the European Green Deal and Europe’s ambition to become climate neutral by 2050. Reaching Europe’s climate neutrality goal will only be possible with the help of chemicals. Take, for example, insulation panels and coatings which reduce energy consumption in buildings, composite materials for wind turbine blades, electric batteries extending the range of electric…
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Supporting Global chemicals management
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Track and trace of Declarable substances for recycling June 2020
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: a level-playing field for the EU chemical industry
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Cefic position paper on climate policy and carbon leakage
The chemical industry’s initial thoughts on possible EU Border Adjustment Measures –
Cefic position paper on Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
Cefic welcomes the Commission’s focus on ensuring industry competitiveness for a climate-friendly transition, namely to become climate-neutral by 2050 while ensuring that European companies can globally compete on a level-playing field.
Cefic – CIA position on REACH related issues in the future relationship between the EU-27 and the UK (Brexit)
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Safe and Sustainable by design
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Simplification chemicals legislation
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Combined exposure and way forward
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Chemical Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) | Discussion paper: Endocrine Disruptors
This paper was developed in the context of a stakeholder dialogue that followed our submission to the EU Commission’s Roadmap consultation on the future Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. It is meant to trigger an exchange of policy ideas or suggestions to inform the dialogue but does not constitute the agreed position of Cefic or its Members.
Best Available Techniques (BREF) | Cefic position paper Cefic additional remarks and comments to the Art. 13 Forum Workshop on the next BREF review cycle
As suggested by DG ENV in the Art 13 Forum workshop on June 12, 2020, Cefic would like to use the opportunity for a submission of more detailed comments and arguments.
Winning in a Circular Economy: Practical steps for the European chemical industry
An Accenture report with support from Cefic.
Cefic Position Paper on Circular Economy 2.0
In Cefic’s Mid-Century Vision, the European chemical industry sees itself at the centre of Europe’s circular economy. From the design phase of products to their end-of-life, the chemical industry can offer innovative solutions to the benefit of the sector itself and throughout the value chain, enabling downstream industries to become more circular. By transforming waste…
PowerPoint and Data Files | 2021 Cefic Facts and Figures
Download the 2021 Facts and Figures of the European Chemical Industry powerpoint presentation and the data files (xls).
Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA)
The new SusChem Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA) focuses on technology priorities towards 2030, across advanced materials, advanced processes as well as the implementation and co-development of enabling digital technologies. Horizontal topics are equally addressed, including sustainability assessment innovation, safe-by-design for chemicals and materials, as well as building on education and skills capacity in Europe. The SIRA is the result…
Overview of the implementation of the UN Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) 2019
Circular Economy action plan | Updated submission to the Roadmap for the new Circular Economy
In order to unleash the full potential of innovations the chemical industry can provide to a circular economy, Europe needs a progressive policy environment and smart regulations stimulating innovations.
Cefic Position Paper on Chemical valorisation of CO2
Carbon is an essential element of most products needed by society, and carbon is part of the structure of most chemicals. Recycling carbon from CO2 (and CO from ‘industrial waste gases’) is one of the options that can be considered by the chemical industry to reduce the environmental footprint of chemicals and polymers, develop the…
DUCC CEFIC pilot project on exposure scenarios and communication in the supply chain Pilot Project – Summary report
DUCC CEFIC pilot project on exposure scenarios and communication in the supply chain Pilot Project – Report on Registrants’ phase testing use maps
DUCC CEFIC pilot project on exposure scenarios and communication in the supply chain Pilot Project – Report on Formulators’ phase testing the SUMI selection approach
Enabling the future: Chemistry innovations for a low carbon
When it comes to climate change, a business-as-usual approach is no longer an option. Robust transformation of entire sectors will be needed if we aim to maximise our impact on climate change. The study commissioned by ICCA ‘Enabling the future: chemistry innovations for a low-carbon society’, shows examples of innovations that could develop emissions reductions…
A Long-Term strategy for Europe’s industrial future – from words to action
This Joint Paper is the outcome of months of discussions and consensus-building between a wide range of industrial sectors, all willing to contribute to the preparation of this much-awaited “comprehensive long-term strategy for Europe’s industrial future”. At a key time where the EU is discussing the next Multiannual Financial Framework, we are ready, more than…
2019 Sustainability progress report of the European Chemical Industry Council
The report captures initiatives taken by Cefic and its members as part of the chemical industry’s overall commitment to sustainable development.
Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain: Insights and Actions for the Chemical Industry
Accenture report with support from Cefic
Cefic Chemicals Trends Report – April 2019
Chemicals output continues to decline as the global economy slows down.
Cefic Sustainability Charter: teaming up for a sustainable Europe
This Charter marks a step change in the commitment of Cefic to enable a more sustainable society, building on the Responsible Care Programme and the 2012 Sustainable Development Vision.
Europe needs safe and innovative nanotechnologies and nanomaterials
Nanotechnologies involve manufacturing and using materials at the smallest scale – they are part of the enabling technologies and processes that span most industry sectors and scientific disciplines.
Guidance risks precautions considered for bulk liquid loading unloading operations in road transport
Joint Concawe Cefic guidance on treatment and processing in free zones
The aim of this paper is to assist industry in determining the role and obligations of importers under REACH Regulation (“REACH”), in particular when products undergo Treatment and Processing in areas under customs supervision (free zones). This paper is intended to serve as guidance for Concawe & Cefic members It does not express any preference…
The need to provide the list of importers in the IUCLID5 registration dossier of an only representative
Cefic Chemicals Trends Report -January 2019
The second half of 2018 proved more severe than expected, with production posting no growth from January to October 2018 compared to the same period of 2017. Chemicals prices rose 3.7% during the same period, while chemicals sales reached 3.9% through September 2018. Chemicals exports were up 4.2%, while chemicals imports jumped 7.0% through September 2018.
Phrase Submission using the Webtool: Guidance on how to submit new ESCom phrases
Guidance on how to submit new ESCom phrases.
Cefic views on the Commission’s proposal establishing a Framework to Facilitate Sustainable Investment
Cefic considers that the “Taxonomy Proposal” may help mobilizing finance towards environmentally beneficial projects and foster cross-border investments by defining a common language for environmentally beneficial investments. This may promote retail and institutional investors’ interest for such investments.
Joint call for an ambitious and comprehensive EU Industrial Strategy to enable industry’s contribution to the EU long-term GHG goals
Delphi study report The European Chemical Industry in a 2050 perspective
Study on the development of key areas withing Economy, Geopolitics, Society, Technology and Environment. Copenhagen Insitute for futures studies
Cefic position paper on the interface between chemical, product and waste legislation and identification of policy options
Cefic views on the EU Single Market
The Single Market is a major asset for a competitive chemical industry. Cefic encourages EU and Member State authorities to uphold and consolidate the Single Market.
Cefic views on the Stocktaking of the Commission’s Better Regulation approach
Cefic welcomes progress under President Juncker’s Better Regulation Agenda and invites the incoming Commission to follow up on and deepen existing rules and practices.
Cefic chemicals trends report – September 2018
Chemicals growth remains positive, despite deteriorating world economic climate
Cefic Manifesto for a competitive Europe
Why the EU needs an ambitious Industrial Strategy, and what it should contain
Cefic position paper on Combination effects of chemicals
Today, EU chemicals policy and risk management schemes predominantly focus on the safety of individual chemical substances. They protect public health and the environment by ensuring that no chemical substance is intentionally present in the environment at levels that might cause harm.
EU Research & Innovation Framework Programme: The Chemical Industry’s role in EU growth and competitiveness
Cefic welcomes the EC Horizon Europe proposal’s ambition to make Europe an unparalleled global innovation hub and recognition given to the innovative and enabling role of industry, by placing the pillar of the ‘Global Challenges & Industrial Competitiveness’ at the heart of the programme. In this role, industry provides productivity, progress, jobs and prosperity, and…
Joint statement ECHA Cefic to Work on an Effective Implementation of REACH (MOU)
With the completion of the third registration deadline, REACH now regulates all chemicals on the EU market. Recognising that the 2018 Commission General Report on REACH calls on all actors to further improve REACH implementation and, in particular, on industry and ECHA to further improve the safety information and its communication in the supply chain,…
Cefic position paper on Transparency and sustainability of the EU risk assessment model in the food chaine EFSA
REACH Annexes amendments to address nanoforms of substances: Cefic’s perspective
Cefic welcomes the vote of the REACH Committee on REACH Annexes amendments for nanomaterials. The adaptation of the Annexes is a meaningful step to reduce existing legal uncertainties and provide more clarity for the registration of nanomaterials under REACH. The issue remains, however, complex and some of the amendments can even create further confusion.
European Commission Mobility package
Cefic welcomes the European Mobility Package which contains important proposals to improve the social aspects of road transport and to harmonize road charging. The European Commission should continue to challenge internal market fragmentation and counter national measures that unduly hamper free movement of goods. In the past years, industry was confronted with several national regulations…
Cefic, ECEG and industriAll European Trade Union statement on Brexit
The UK’s decision to leave the EU presents a political and economic challenge that creates significant uncertainty for companies and their employees. Cefic, ECEG and industriAll Europe are united in their concern about the adverse impact that Brexit could have on the viability, international competitiveness and employment within Europe’s chemical industry on either side of…
Safety Health Environment Management practices for logistics services provider
Joint ECTA, EPCA, Cefic
Chemicals Trends Report – January 2018
The EU chemicals sector faring better and closer to its pre-crisis level
Avoiding greenhouse gas emissions : the essential role of chemicals
Quantifying the global potential Key findings from a technical report by Ecofys, a Navigant company. The study carried out by Ecofys finds that the chemical industry has the possibility to make an important contribution to a low carbon future. Solutions from the chemical industry could enable significant emission reductions and support the goal of the…
Low carbon energy and feedstock for the European chemical industry
The scope of this study is to analyse how the chemical industry could use breakthrough technologies to further reduce CO2 emissions resulting from the production of its key building blocks. The purpose of this study is to provide quantitative data on promising low carbon technologies, estimate their potential impact on CO2 emission reductions, and highlight…
Clean energy for all Europeans Package
Europe’s chemical industry welcomes the Clean Energy Package proposal from the European Commission in its ambitions to reform and harmonise energy markets in Europe and to pioneer the low-carbon economy for the benefit of all its citizens.
Clean energy for all Europeans Package – Executive summary
Europe’s chemical industry welcomes the Clean Energy Package proposal from the European Commission in its ambitions to reform and harmonise energy markets in Europe and to pioneer the low-carbon economy for the benefit of all its citizens.
Cefic – EBPF Comments on CA Document CA-April17-Doc.3.1.a & b: Draft criteria for the determination of endocrine-disrupting properties under the BPR
Cefic-EBPF is disappointed that the Commission has retained the term ‘substance’ instead of the term ‘active substance’, despite the legal and procedural arguments made by Industry in December1 2016 and February 20172.
Greenhouse gas emission reductions enabled by products from the chemical industry
The objective of this study (conducted by Ecofys, order of ICCA) is to assess the global contribution of the chemical industry to selected six solutions in the context of limiting average temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius, as agreed on in the Paris Agreement in 2015. Despite the small number of solutions considered, the magnitude…
Extension of the scope of the proposed endocrine disruptors criteria from ‘active substances’ to ‘substances’ in the biocidal products regulation (528/2012)
Circular economy
The European chemical industry supports the transition towards a circular economy as part of a strategy to make Europe more resource efficient. This can be achieved both by avoiding unnecessary material and energy losses throughout the life-cycle of products and maximising value by keeping resources circulating in loops.
Cefic views on respiratory sensitisation
Cefic is committed to ensuring that the health of workers and the safety of products are top priorities for the chemical industry. This paper focuses on the management of substances with respiratory sensitising potential.
Cefic guidance on process safety indicators
introduces universally applicable process safety Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). It became effective September 2016. During a period of four years all chemical associations are requested to host national workshops in order to roll out this new guidance in their respective countries.
Independant peer review study ex post investigation of cost pass through EU ETS an analysis of 6 sectors
Guidance on the design, construction and testing of standard rail tank cars for the transport of chemicals in bulk
Setting the right criteria to identify endocrine disruptors
There is concern about the possible negative effects of endocrine disruptors on human health and the environment. Although these substances are currently regulated by the interim criteria in place in the plant protection products and biocides products regulations, achieving regulatory clarity is in everyone’s interest.
Cefic views on Market Economy Status (MES) for China
Market Economy Status (MES) plays a key role in deciding how an exporting country, in this case China, will be treated for the calculation of dumping margins in the context of anti-dumping investigations by the EU. Meaning that where a market economy method is applied in the dumping calculations, the level of dumping margin will…
Safe Use Information for Mixtures under REACH and the Lead Component Identification (LCID) Methodology – A Brief Description
SDS check list
This checklist is provided as an aid to improve the quality of safety data sheets (SDS). It is intended to be used by compilers (authors) to check that important relevant elements of the SDS have been considered during its compilation. It does not cover the full details of Annex II of REACH. For more comprehensive guidance, please refer to the ECHA SDS guidance or other available industry guidelines.
European Commission Public Consultation on a New Energy Market Design
Cefic supports the building of a liberalised European energy market that is based on full and open competition, and is designed to lead to uninterrupted, competitively priced, secure energy for all consumers. This is a fundamental necessity for EU energy intensive industries to be able to compete in an internationally competitive environment.
Cefic Response to the EC Public Consultation on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD)
The EPBD has been effective in promoting energy efficiency in new buildings, but a more concerted effort is required to improve the energy efficiency of existing building stock. The EU must work to ensure longterm investments in energy efficiency in buildings by coming forward with a vision for the whole building stock translated in individual…