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Evaluation of the Regulation 2019/515 on the Mutual Recognition of Goods

Single market

In order to strengthen the Single Market in goods, Regulation (EU) 2019/515 aims at (i) increasing legal certainty for businesses and national authorities when using the mutual recognition principle; increasing communication and cooperation among users and the role of Product Contact Points (PCPs) and (ii) mitigating the risk for businesses to see market access denied. The evaluation is carried out in light of the provision specified in Article 14 (1) of the Regulation (EU) 2019/515.

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EuroCommerce, 26 Jan 2024

Retail and wholesale companies and European consumers have greatly benefited from free trade within the Single Market. Free movement of goods enabled them retailers and wholesalers to provide their customers with a wider choice of products for lower prices. Mutual recognition is a fundamental…

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Confederation of Danish Industry, 26 Jan 2024

The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) appreciates the opportunity to respond to the Call for Evidence on the Regulation on Mutual Recognition. Please find our response in attachment.

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APPLiA (Home Appliance Europe), 29 Jan 2024

APPLiA represents household appliance industry in Europe. Our FINAL response to the Mutual recognition of goods - evaluation of Regulation (EU) 2019/515 - call for evidence can be found in the attached file.

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ChargeUp Europe, 15 Jan 2024

ChargeUp Europe welcomes the evaluation of the Mutual Recognition Regulation (MRR). Given the scope and developments of recent years, it is essential that the Regulation caters to all industries, particularly pan-European ones. Situation today Electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure operators…

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European Federation of Associations of Health Product Manufacturers, 29 Jan 2024

The European Federation of Associations of Food Product Manufacturers, hereinafter EHPM, EU stakeholder registered on the EU Transparency Register (No. 65512466920-96), would like to submit its feedback accompanied by specific cases in the context of the European Commission call for evidence for an…

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Food Supplements Europe, 29 Jan 2024

Food Supplements Europe represents manufacturers and sellers of food supplements and food supplement ingredients in Europe. Our membership is composed of national food supplements associations and both large and small companies, for whom the application of the Mutual Recognition Regulation is a…

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European Biostimulants Industry Council, 29 Jan 2024

Please see the contribution from the European Biostimulants Industry Council (EBIC) in the attached file. In summary, while Regulation (EU) 2019/515 remains a key mandatory EU tool and performs well in certain countries, such cases remain rare, and plant biostimulant manufacturers often give up on…

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European Consortium of the Organic-based Fertilizer Industry, 29 Jan 2024

The European Consortium of the Organic-Based Fertilizer Industry (ECOFI) welcomes the current call for evidence in the context of the evaluation of Regulation (EU) 2019/515 on the mutual recognition of goods, and as provided for by Article 14(1) of this Regulation. ECOFI members report that organic…

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Afaïa, 29 Jan 2024

AFAÏA est le syndicat professionnel français des acteurs de la filière des supports de culture, paillages, amendements organiques, engrais organiques et organo-minéraux et biostimulants. Nous représentons un peu plus dune centaine de metteurs en marché de matières fertilisantes et intrants…

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HELLO NATURE, 29 Jan 2024

Hello Nature is a leading company in the organic based fertilizing product industry. For 50 years, we manufacture in our own plants in Italy and supply innovative solutions for farmers in more than 15 European countries. Our product portfolio is composed of organic fertilizers, vegetal and…

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European Tuning Organization, 22 Jan 2024

The European Tuning Organization E.T.O, representing the European automotive aftermarket specialty products industry, consisting mainly of SME`s, welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to evaluate Regulation 2019/515 on mutual recognition of goods lawfully marketed in another Member…

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PHOENIX Pharma SE, 15 Jan 2024

To whom it may concern, PHOENIX group welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to evaluate Regulation 2019/515 on the mutual recognition of goods lawfully marketed in another Member State of 19 March 2019. In our capacity as the largest European integrated healthcare provider with 224…

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TOOPI ORGANICS, 9 Jan 2024

Pour ce qui concerne les fertilisants, et en particulier les biostimulants, la reconnaissance mutuelle ne fonctionne pas de façon satisfaisante : Des exemples : En France, refus d'un fertilisant (autorisé dans un autre pays de l'UE), par l'ANSES. Motif du refus : demandes supplémentaires sur…