US EditionEuropean Commission says French environmental labelling law violates free movement
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A report published by the European Commission analyses in detail the implementation of France's ecological commitments. It observes a chronic underfunding, and warns about possible lawsuits that would cost the French state several billion euros, because Europe's objectives are binding. "On a positive note, France obtains... Cet article La Commission européenne étrille la politique écologique de la France est apparu en premier sur Natura Sciences.
Brussels - The European Commission has referred France to the EU Court of Justice to challenge its mandatory label "Triman", a sorting logo that appears on recyclable products and which Brussels considers to be an obstacle to the free movement of goods. Established in 2015, the "Triman" logo is this three-arrowed character that tells consumers that a product or packaging should not be disposed of with household waste, but in the yellow trash or …
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