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RoHS exemption for lead and cadmium in recovered polyvinyl chloride in electric doors and windows

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Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, 25 Jul 2023

The Austrian Economic Chamber supports the Delegated Directive as it aligns the requirements of RoHS with the Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/923 amending Annex XVII to REACH. However, the exception is unclearly formulated as to when the information obligations come into force. We assume that - as…

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VinylPlus, 25 Jul 2023

VinylPlus, the European PVC industrys commitment to sustainable development, which brings together the PVC value chain to work to improve the sustainability performance of PVC, supports the attached position of the European PVC Profiles and related Building Products Association (EPPA) regarding the…

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European PVC Window Profiles and related Building Products Association, 24 Jul 2023

The European PVC Profiles and related Building Products Association EPPA represents the manufacturers of PVC window systems and related building products in Europe. About 25,000 employees process about 1,4 million tonnes of PVC creating a turnover of 4 billion with profile systems and building…

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EuroWindoor AISBL, 24 Jul 2023

EuroWindoor highly supports the Delegated Directive as it aligns the requirements of RoHS with the Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/923 amending Annex XVII to REACH. But there is an important difference. While the expiry date in REACH is set to 28 May 2033 the derogation in RoHS will end on 28 May…