EU Chemical policy: responses by the Commissioners
07 November 2024
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EU Chemical policy: responses by the Commissioners
07 November 2024
1min read
HomeEU Chemical policy: responses by the Commissioners
Following the EU elections results and the appointment of the prospective College of Commissioners, the European Parliament has submitted a written questionnaire to the Commissioners-designate on their proposed agenda.
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The European Commission presented its amendments to the European Climate Law to include the 2040 climate target, putting the EU firmly on a path towards climate neutrality by 2050.
The European Commission presented an Action Plan for the Chemicals Industry to strengthen the competitiveness and modernisation of the EU chemical sector, as well as reaffirming its commitment to minimise PFAS.
The Commission welcomes the provisional agreement reached between the European Parliament and the Council on the so-called ‘one substance, one assessment’ (OSOA) package.
The European Commission published the Omnibus IV package which includes amendments to the F-Gas Regulation. The purpose of this initiative is to simplify existing administrative and reporting requirements.
Following the inclusion of metered dose inhalers in the scope of the new Regulation on F-Gases, it is necessary to establish a new template for the Declaration of Conformity.
The official minutes of the plenary meeting in November 2024 have been distributed. The Netherlands and France are in the meantime regulating PFAS at the national level.
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and authorities from Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden have released a progress update on the process to restrict PFAS in Europe.
