FEM position on the revision of the Market Surveillance Regulation and New Legislative Framework
FEM calls for stronger market surveillance and enforcement, especially for products entering the EU from third countries.
Joint Statement – Nine Digital Omnibus fixes for European companies
Together with other 15 European associations, FEM proposes nine Digital Omnibus fixes for European companies.
European industry calls for the timely citation of upcoming cybersecurity standards
European industry strongly supports the objectives of the Cyber Resilience Act. For implementation, 23 organisations call on the European Commission to swiftly cite the upcoming EN IEC 62443 harmonised standards....
Manufacturers call for Cyber Resilience Act and Machinery Regulation alignment
European industry calls on the European Commission to align the relevant Cyber Resilience Act provisions with the Machinery Regulation.
Joint statement calls for the repeal of the SCIP database
FEM has joined 28 organisations to call for the repeal of the SCIP database as proposed under the Environmental Omnibus.
48 European organisations call for fair competition through more ambitious EU Trade Defence
FEM, together with 43 other European organisations calls for a more ambitious and effective EU Trade Defence framework
Raise your profile with the FEM Supplier Advertisement Programme
FEM’s Supplier Advertisement Programme helps consultants, service providers and manufacturers gain access to and build visibility across Europe’s materials handling industry.
Environmental Omnibus: call for simplification and reduction of administrative burden
In a position paper, FEM and EGMF propose recommendations to the European Parliament’s Committee on Environment regarding battery labelling and reporting requirements, promoting digitalisation and consistency with existing regulatory frameworks.......
The CBAM Regulation must achieve climate objectives without negative consequences
Together with CECE and EGMF, FEM has co-signed a joint statement on the CBAM Regulation and its amendments, raising important concerns from downstream manufacturing industries.
FEM calls for a digital-by-default approach in the Batteries Regulation
FEM calls for a digital-by-default approach in the Batteries Regulation under the Omnibus IV Regulation proposal on digitalisation.