Introduced seven types of mercury - containing products that the EU plans to ban, the global attitude towards mercury, and the strategies for enterprises to respond to this ban.
The EU recently issued new sanctions against Russian metal exports, and this decision will have a profound impact on global metal trade. The article details the EUs new sanctions against Russian metal exports and the crucial role of the MTC certificate in these sanctions.
On September 25, 2023, the EU formally adopted the Microplastics Restriction Regulation by amending Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation. This article will explore the specifics of this regulation, its impact on businesses, and the potential global implications of this policy.
Gain an in-depth understanding of the latest French EORI regulations and how to adapt to these changes.
On May 23, 2023, the European Commission issued the new General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), which will be compulsorily implemented on December 13, 2024. This is not only a legal update but also a revolution involving consumer product safety, the global supply chain, and new technologies.
The new EU Battery Law has become a regulation that enterprises urgently need to understand and follow, whether they are manufacturers, importers or distributors. This new regulation not only includes restrictions on hazardous substances, but also covers many aspects such as carbon footprint and recycling requirements. Chinese enterprises exporting battery - containing products such as batteries and electric vehicles to the EU face many challenges, especially in terms of battery carbon footprint. This is not a simple compliance game, but a global cooperation involving multiple dimensions of environment, safety and economy. Reading the regulations thoroughly, analyzing them in - depth and making timely rectifications - these are the three - step compliance trilogy that every enterprise needs to keep in mind.
The Regulation on Batteries and Waste Batteries reviewed and adopted by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union will come into force on August 17, 2023. It aims to establish a sustainable battery management model, ensure the security of the supply chain, and reduce the environmental and social negative impacts of the entire battery life cycle. This regulation will have a significant impact on Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturers and battery manufacturers entering the European market.
EUs New Battery Regulation takes effect, introducing new requirements for battery product exports. Understanding the regulation details, optimizing design, information disclosure, and recycling obligations are key for businesses to maintain market competitiveness. How should companies respond to the new regulation? This article provides a detailed analysis.
When Exporting Mechanical Products to the Netherlands, Is CE Certification Mandatory? Understand EU Regulatory Requirements and Customs Risks to Ensure Engine Products Meet Standards. This Article Provides a Detailed Analysis of the Importance of CE Certification and Alternative Solutions to Facilitate Smooth Exports.
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