FederlegnoArredo meets Meps to discuss the "origin marking"

“The collaboration with FederlegnoArredo is critical to successfully carry out the proposed EU Regulation on the safety of products. Our goal is to harmonize the regulations so that they arrive to the reporting obligations of the place of origin of a product”, said Lara Comi Member of the Commission Imco (Internal market and consumer protection) and a substitute member of the Committee Itre, industry, research, energy, the European Parliament, taking part at the “Seal of origin” organized yesterday at the headquarters of the federation and which saw the presence of many entrepreneurs interested to know the details of the initiative.



“We are working with determination that is reached in reasonable time to the approval of the Regulation − said Patrizia Toia, Commission Vice-President for Industry, Research and Energy of the European Parliament – “but once past, it will be essential that the Italian Parliament take steps to implement it quickly, without wasting time as it happened too many times in recent times


Appeal unquestioningly accepted by Roberto Snaidero, President of FederlegnoArredo, who besides remembering the commitment in Italy and Europe of the federation in finding solutions to fight counterfeiting (a phenomenon that reaches a turnover of over 200 billion Euros per year ), anticipated that “the Fed“. has already taken action to raise awareness of the Italian institutions on the theme of “origin marking”, so that it reaches the widest convergence of a measure that will protect citizens and businesses

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