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Truck Industry Plans to Introduce Semi-Automated Vehicles by 2023 Across Europe

May 11, 2017

Truck manufacturers in Europe have revealed plans to introduce convoys of semi-automated trucks on European motorways before 2025. Besides setting out the timing, the ‘EU Roadmap for Truck Platooning’ also provides guidance to ...

Tags: Truck Industry, Semi-Automated Vehicles

European Commission Raises Concerns on UK's Assurances to Nissan

Nov 9, 2016

The European Commission is asking the UK Government to explain about the assurances it gave to Nissan that prompted the carmaker to commit for building two new models at its Sunderland factory. Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn recently met ...

Tags: European Commission, Nissan

EU Forward Power Capacity Rules Get Key Approval: Entso-E

Nov 4, 2015

Draft EU rules on allocating forward electricity capacity have received a key approval from an EU committee of national government officials, formal EU power grid operators' body Entso-e said late Monday. "Clear rules on long-term trading ...

Tags: cross-border trading, third energy, electricity markets

Nestle Begins Production of Maggi Noodles at Three Indian Plants, Targets November Launch

Oct 28, 2015

Nestle India has begun the production of Maggi Noodles at three of its plants in India and is targeting launch in November to take advantage of the festive season sales. Nestle has begun Maggi Noodles production at its plants in ...

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European Union Antitrust Regulators Are to Investigate an Allegation

Sep 11, 2014

European Union antitrust regulators are to investigate an allegation that several luxury watchmakers breached EU rules by refusing to supply spare parts to independent repairers. The European Commission did not identify the companies but ...

Tags: Watch, Luxury Watch

Textiles and Apparel From Ukraine Are Likely to Get Tariff Exemption in The EU Market

Mar 24, 2014

Textiles and apparel from Ukraine are likely to get tariff exemption in the EU market from as early as May this year, as the International Trade Committee of the European Parliament has backed a plan to remove tariffs on imports from ...

Tags: Ukrainian Textiles, Tariff Exemption, apparel

National Governments Have to Inform The EC Every Two Years of Energy Projects

Feb 25, 2014

The European Commission is to report by 2017 if governments should be required to notify it of planned gas, oil and coal extraction projects and small renewable energy projects under amended EU rules adopted late Thursday by EU ministers ...

Tags: EU Gas, Oil, Coal

The European Commission Is Assessing Possible UK Incentives for a Nuclear Power Plant Deal

Dec 18, 2013

The European Commission is assessing possible UK incentives for a nuclear power plant deal that attracted Chinese investment, an EU official told China Daily. The nuclear deal was struck when British Prime Minister David Cameron met ...

Tags: Nuclear Plant, Energy

EC Said on Wednesday It Had Decided to Terminate Anti-Dumping Proceeding

Aug 27, 2013

The European Commission (EC) said on Wednesday it had decided to terminate anti-dumping proceeding concerning imports of stainless steel tube and pipe butt welding fittings originating from China. The EC launched an investigation ...

Tags: Steel Fittings, Anti-Dumping Investigation

The Cost of Using Mobile Phones in Another EU Country Is Set to Fall Today

Jul 2, 2013

The cost of using mobile phones in another EU country is set to fall today as new EU rules come into force, limiting what mobile operators can charge for their services. The EU has been cutting what operators are allowed to charge over ...

Tags: mobile phones, BYOD

Cranswick to Reap Strategic Benefit From Merger of China's Meat Processor and Pig Producer

Jun 3, 2013

UK meat firm Cranswick is likely to reap strategic benefit from the merger of China’s largest meat processor and pig producer, Shuanghui International, with the world’s largest pork processor North America’s Smithfield ...

Tags: Cranswick, Shuanghui International, Smithfield Foods

Oil,Gas and Mining Companies Will Be Forced to Reveal More About Their Payments

Apr 12, 2013

EU-listed and large private oil, gas and mining companies will be forced to reveal more about their payments to governments under new EU rules agreed informally late Tuesday by EU negotiators. Some big oil companies, including Shell, had ...

Tags: Oil, Gas Firms, Draft Law

The EC Announced Proposals for The 'right to Be Forgotten' Among Internet Users

Mar 8, 2013

Analysts say the proposal for internet users to delete their online data and become invisible online could create a black hole in the web economy. Tineka Smith reports. Last year the European Commission announced proposals for the 'right ...

Tags: internet, web economy, cyber security

EU Opens an Anti-Dumping Investigation Into Chinese-Manufactured Glass for Solar Panels

Mar 4, 2013

The EU has opened an anti-dumping investigation into Chinese-manufactured glass for solar panels, broadening a trade fight with Beijing over renewable energy. The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, opened the probe in response ...

Tags: Solar-Panel Glass

FSA Finds Traces of Potentially Harmful Horse Drug Phenylbutazone in Eight Horses in UK

Feb 19, 2013

The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has found traces of potentially harmful horse drug phenylbutazone in eight horses slaughtered in the UK - and warned six may have entered the French food chain. The announcement, issued this morning (14 ...

Tags: FSA, horse drug phenylbutazone, horses

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