EU GREEN DEAL HARMONIZATION PROCESS INITIATED
The European Green Deal, announced by the European Union in line with its goal of becoming a carbon-neutral continent by 2050, will affect energy-intensive sectors as well as including measures for resource-intensive sectors such as textiles, plastics, chemicals and construction materials, as well as white goods and automotive.
In this context, a meeting was held at the Ministry of Trade on Thursday, March 12, 2020, chaired by Deputy Minister Gonca Işık YILMAZ BATUR, with representatives of resource-intensive sectors. Our association, representing the composites sector, participated in the meeting, where topics such as recycling, the future of single-use packaging in the EU, the potential impacts of border carbon taxes on sectors, and ecological and digital transformation efforts to transform industrial ecosystems were discussed. For detailed information on the agreement, which plans to allocate a budget of 1 trillion euros by 2030, please click on the link below.
