European footwear manufacturers want clearer supply chain responsibilities and targeted testing under proposals to restrict persistent chemicals
BRUSSELS — The European Footwear Confederation (CEC) has called for clearer compliance responsibilities under the proposed EU restriction on PFAS, while backing their progressive elimination from footwear and leather goods.
The trade body wants regulators to distinguish between intentional use, chemicals present in supplied components, treatments applied after manufacture and incidental contamination.
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