Global Electronics Association Supports Industry Call on Substances of Concern
In a joint effort, the Global Electronics Association recently co-signed a statement urging European po
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What action did the Global Electronics Association recently take on Substances of Concern?
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The Association co signed a joint industry statement urging a harmonised and workable Substances of Concern approach.
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Why is harmonisation of Substances of Concern policies important for electronics companies?
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A consistent approach helps avoid overlapping or conflicting rules that can complicate compliance and reduce competitiveness.
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Which EU process prompted this joint statement?
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The letter was submitted as part of the consultation on simplifying administrative burdens in environmental legislation.
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What was the main message to European policy makers?
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The industry asked for coherent, pragmatic, and non duplicative legislation that supports both sustainability and the functionality of the electronics supply chain.