Members attention is drawn to the below document European Union paper forwarded to us by Ruth Barber our EFEE representative. This paper has been released to organisations inside the EU and we are thankful to Ruth and EFEE for distributing the document. The document was produced on the 13th March and it is assumed this was the position as of that date.
Legal and Compliance would be grateful for any observations members might have on the document.
Impact of Brexit on the Explosives Industry – https://iexpe.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/notice_to_stakeholders_industrial_products_13_03_2020.pdf
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