EU battle over how to define 'Made in Europe'
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The European Union's Council of Industry Ministers, meeting in Brussels on 24 September, came back at length to reach an agreement before the end of the year.
Spain has presented in Brussels its list to define the ‘Made in Europe’: steel, aluminum, concrete, hybrid and electric cars. The proposal seeks to break the blockade between France and Germany and set a common criterion for the entire European industry. And here is the key, because the text that divides the two major capitals of the continent today has its own name: the Law on Industrial Acceleration, known by its acronym IAA, which European Co…
AGI - Member States are divided on the definition of Made in Europe, the geographical denomination designed to protect European industry. The industrial accelerator act, presented in March by the European Commission to relaunch the manufacturing and accelerate decarbonisation in the strategic sectors of the Union, is now at the heart of the debate of the Competitiveness Council meeting in Brussels. In Palazzo Berlaymont's intentions, the boundar…
EU ministers meeting in Brussels today are set to consider one of the most important issues facing European policymakers in the coming months: how far Europe should go to protect its own industry. At the heart of the proposal is the Industrial Accelerator Act, the proposal presented earlier this year by Commissioner Stephane Césournet to halt Europe's industrial decline. The plan, known as "Made in EU", provides for conditions for European compa…
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