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.
FEM position on CBAM and its amendments
As a strongly export-oriented sector relying on global value chains, our industry is already feeling the practical implications of CBAM.
FEM position paper on labelling rules for batteries
This position paper responds to the European Commission’s consultation on the draft implementing regulation laying down rules regarding harmonised specifications for labelling requirements, pursuant to Article 13 of the Batteries......
FEM co-signs a joint industry statement on the European Commission’s proposal on common specifications
FEM has joined a broad coalition of industry associations in co-signing a joint statement to the European Commission regarding its proposed directive and regulation on the digitalisation and alignment of......
FEM Manifesto 2030 – a policy shift to rebuild trust
Over the past five years, our industry has faced unprecedented global challenges, compounded by a wave of EU regulations. This has placed a heavy burden on R&D, stifling innovation and...
FEM recommendations on CBAM transition period
As major downstream users of steel and aluminium, European materials handling equipment manufacturers are heavily impacted by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). 9 months after the beginning of the......
FEM co-signs Orgalim statement on Cyber Resilience Act
FEM joined forces with Orgalim and other sectoral associations to co-sign a pivotal statement on the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). As we stand at the crossroads of cybersecurity and......
FEM position on the proposed PFAS restriction
The proposed PFAS restriction would have tremendous effects on the European materials handling industry, going far beyond the ability to innovate and remain competitive, and actually questioning companies’ ability to......
FEM position paper on the European Commission proposal on the road circulation of non-road mobile machinery
On 14 July, FEM made public a position paper on the European Commission’s proposed Regulation on the approval and market surveillance of non-road mobile machinery circulating on public roads. This......
Joint statement by the European non-road mobile machinery industry on the Cyber Resilience Act
As European manufacturers of non-road mobile machinery (NRMM) FEM, alongside, CEMA, CECE and EGMF, calls for a longer transition period in the application of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The......