Traduction de «Fédération européenne du génie chimique » (Français → Anglais) :

European Federation of Chemical Engineering | EFCE [Abbr.] | EFChE [Abbr.]

European Federation of Chemical Engineering | EFCE [Abbr.]

European Federation of Chemical Engineering

European Federation of Chemical Trade [ Federation of European Chemical Merchants ]

European Association of Chemical Distributors

Federation of European Chemical Societies

Given the above situation, the Commission considered a number of alternative approaches, as set out in the impact assessment, and consulted the representative bodies of the affected sectors – primarily CEFIC for the producers (‘operators’) and some large end-users and FECC for the distributors and smaller end-users – and representatives of the Member States who will be required to implement the proposals.

(xxi) given the huge interest on the part of European companies, notably SMEs, in obtaining non-discriminatory access to public contracts in the US both at federal and sub-federal level, for example for construction services, civil engineering, transport and energy infrastructure and goods and services, to have an ambitious approach to the chapter on public procurement, while respecting the compliance of the chapter with the new EU public procurement and concession directives, with a view to remedying, in line with the principle of reciprocity, the large disparity that currently exists in the degree of openness of the two public procurem ...[+++]ent markets on both sides of the Atlantic by significantly opening up the US market (still governed by the Buy American Act of 1933) at federal and sub-federal level alike building on commitments made in the Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA) and by removing the restrictions that currently apply at federal, state and local level alike in the United States; and to set up mechanisms to guarantee that commitments entered into by the US federal authorities will be honoured at all political and administrative levels;

The European industry associations EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industry Associations) and CEFIC (European Chemical Industry Council) participate in INTERCEPT.

In respect to something such as this, with the strong chemical manufacturing element of the European economy and this having gone through all of the hoops and levels required in that quasi-federal governance, it shows that its ban in specifically targeting those products aimed at children, especially, shows the strength and intention of the will of European parliamentarians.