EFCC joins cross-sector call for a rethink regarding CLP revision playlist_play

EFCC together with several industry federations calls for urgent dialogue and a rethink regarding CLP Revision. We focus on three key aspects that will have a major negative impact on industry and the environment: - he new 6-month timeline for label updates instead of the 18 months transition period provided in Adaptation to Technical Progress (ATP) to CLP for harmonised classifications to become mandatory - the tabled amendment within the European Parliament to prohibit environmental claims on mixtures classified as hazardous or carrying supplemental labelling - the proposed requirement of a minimum font size - we suggest to follow ECHA’s guidance of 1.2mm x-height as the minimum font size

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EFCC invites professional and industrial users of PU-based construction chemicals to complete the necessary training courses by 24 August playlist_play

The restriction of Diisocyanates will be in force as of 24 August 2023. Professional and industrial users of PU-based construction chemicals have to complete the necessary training courses and get their certificate before the restriction applies.

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EFCC supports the joint statement on the draft Taxonomy Environmental Delegated Act playlist_play

EFCC, as member of the Construction 2050 Alliance, supports the joint statement of its members on the draft Taxonomy Environmental Delegated Act published in April 2023. For the construction sector the recommendations of the draft Environmental Delegated Act show fundamental weaknesses in terms of the usability and practicability . Read more details below:

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EFCC’s Feedback on the Public Consultation on the Sustainable Products Initiative (SPI)