Global Influence of the EU’s “Green Deal
The EU’s “Green Deal” has far-reaching effects not only in Europe but globally. As the EU is a significant economic power and a leader in the fight against climate change, the measures and standards of the “Green Deal” will gain international recognition. This will inevitably have major consequences for trade partners conducting business with the EU.
Challenges for Trade Partners
- Stricter Environmental Standards
The EU will introduce tougher environmental standards that will also apply to imported products. Trade partners must adjust their production and business practices to meet these standards. - Trade Restrictions
To meet environmental goals, the EU will regulate or ban certain products or raw materials deemed harmful to the environment. This will lead to trade restrictions for companies that produce or export such products. - Sustainability Requirements
Companies will be required to meet sustainability criteria or provide proof of sustainability for their products to access the EU market. This will necessitate investments in more sustainable production methods, supply chains, and technologies.
Support from Our Partner NFM Recycling
Our partner, NFM Recycling, assists businesses in addressing the challenges posed by the “Green Deal.” They offer innovative recycling solutions that not only improve the environmental footprint of products but also make a significant contribution to climate protection.
In addition, NFM Recycling provides comprehensive consultation services to help implement sustainable business practices and adapt products to international environmental standards. Their expertise ensures that companies can achieve measurable results in environmental protection.
By working together, we can develop solutions that not only combat climate change but also preserve the environment and biodiversity. Our partnership with NFM Recycling helps to create a more sustainable future and drive positive change.
