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BLOG: EU product safety law going mental

BLOG: EU product safety law going mental

In my previous blog post, I mentioned that I was in ongoing discussions with the EU Commission about the snag that I found in the new EU General...

Part of the review is to determine whether injury to the UK industry would be likely to continue or recur if the measures were no longer applied. – Photo Shutterstock

British e-bike anti-dumping duties under review

LONDON, UK - The Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has initiated a transition review this week into anti-dumping and countervailing measures on e-bikes...

E-bikes changing legal landscape 

E-bikes changing legal landscape

As market shares for e-bikes across Europe grow, so does the need for the correct regulatory framework to help this booming business thrive. This...

BLOG: I wonder if ChatGPT would have spotted this?

BLOG: I wonder if ChatGPT would have spotted this?

I missed my deadline for writing this blog. ChatGPT was overloaded already for days, so I really had to write myself. So, let’s continue where I...

Following the European Court decision last year, the European Commission has decided to recalculate the anti-dumping and anti-circumventing duty for Giant e-bikes made in Kunshan, China. – Photo Giant Kunshan

EU Commission lowers anti-dumping duties for Giant Kunshan

BRUSSELS, Belgium – The European Commission has agreed on the final judgement of the General Court of the European Union and imposed anti-dumping and...

Under the current regulation similar cargo bikes are classified differently from country to country. – Photo velotech.de

Cargo bike standard a step closer to finalisation

SCHWEINFURT, Germany – During a recent meeting of the Dutch standardisation committee and European stakeholders, the completion of a standard for...

Thailand could increase its relevance as an e-bike supplier to the EU even further with an FTA. – Photo Bangkok Cycle

Free trade talks with EU will further push Thailand's relevance as...

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The announced reopening of the negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) between the European Union and Thailand aims to...

The new EU rules don't specify which kind of batteries can be subsidized, meaning that it's up to the Member States to decide. – Photo Shutterstock

New ruling supports subsidising European battery industry

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The European Commission has widened the State aid rules to make it easier to subsidise the battery industry and raw materials...

The Carbon Footprint Rules are among the first in a long series of changes to require implementation. - Photo Shutterstock

European Commission starts work on carbon footprint rules for...

BRUSSELS, Belgium - The Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission has started the discussion on the future methodology of carbon...

Johnson Matthey Battery Systems reviews new EU battery regulations

Johnson Matthey Battery Systems reviews new EU battery regulations

Johnson Matthey Battery Systems is a well-known European designer and manufacturer of high-quality e-bike battery systems. With 20 years of...