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Ref. Ares(2016)6324452 - 09/11/2016 From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: (GROW) 07 November 2016 18:35 @euratex.eu' (GROW); (GROW); (ENV) FW: about PFOA restriction - meeting request UNEP-POPS-POPRC12CO-LTR-PFOA-20160930.En.pdf Now with the attachment that can be opened. Best regards, From: (GROW) Sent: Monday, November 07, 2016 6:26 PM To: @euratex.eu Cc: (GROW); (GROW); Subject: FW: about PFOA restriction - meeting request (ENV) Dear , As mentioned at the meeting, PFOA, its salts and PFOA-related compounds are being considered for designation as persistent organic pollutants (`POPs') under the Stockholm Convention. Currently there is an open invitation to submit, until 9 December 2016, information on socioeconomic considerations specified in Annex F to the Convention for these substances (see document attached). Further information is available on the Convention's website (http://chm.pops.int/). Best regards, European Commission DG for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs REACH Unit - GROW/D.1 BREY | 1049 Brussels Tel: +32 2 29 ering ete hotwots oh Sorin A 8 ented ol or pn 0 This message represents solely the views of its author and can not in any circumstances be it is addressed and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please notify me as so aspoo ssibn le. ~rCoom: I..pu. Cc: Ny (GROW) ow (GROW); es(ENRVE).; TRO(TENV) meeting request TaThrraenokvs for your detara feedback, we look heranarciosed forward to mee t you on Monday 7 at 16. 30 i n D G P-- phone +32 [I woeurstexey Ee scxmrea 1050 re es re Dear Thank you for your email. As regards your suggestion to anticipate the meeting, I'm afraid that it is not be possible due to prior compromises of some colleagues. The meeting is thus schedule to 7 November (Monday) at 16:30 at DG GROW premises at Avenue d`Auderghem 45, 1049-Brussels, BREYDEL BUILDING (Rond Point Schuman area). Please note that as part of the increased security measures in the buildings of the Commission, prior registration of visitors in the e-Pass application is mandatory. Therefore, would you please send back to us the following information for each of the participants: Name: Surname: Date of Birth: ID Card Number: Nationality: E-mail: When you enter our building, you have to present your identity document to the guard. The guard will check the identity document against the information contained in the ePass application which you will receive by email directly from the system. The guard will then provide you with the appropriate visitor`s badge. We will meet you at the Reception desk upon your arrival and registration. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you in advance. Best regards, European Commission DG for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs REACH Unit - GROW/D.1 BREY | 1049 Brussels Tel: +32 2 29 --------------------------------------------------This message represents solely the views of its author and can not in any circumstances be regarded as the official position of the Commission. It is intended solely for the person to whom it is addressed and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please notify me as soon as possible. From: @euratex.eu] Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2016 9:55 AM To: (GROW) Cc: ; (GROW); (GROW); (GROW); (ENV); (ENV); (ENV) Subject: RE: about PFOA restriction - meeting request (GROW); Dear Many thanks for your very quick reply, appreciate that. I wonder if anticipating to 14.00 or 14.30 would also be convenient for you and your colleagues. Please note I shall be joined by two of my members. Kind regards 24 rue Montoyer - Box 10 - B - 1000 Brussels Phone +32 2 www.euratex.eu From: @ec.europa.eu @ec.europa.eu] Sent: mercredi 26 octobre 2016 18:13 To: @euratex.eu> Cc: @euratex.eu>; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu Subject: FW: about PFOA restriction - meeting request Importance: High Dear Thank you for your emails. We take note of the concerns expressed and, as requested, would propose a meeting in DG GROW's premises (Avenue d'Auderghem 45, 1040 Bruxelles) on 7 November (Monday) at 16:30. We have also invited the colleagues from DG ENV, who share the responsibility for REACH. We would appreciate you confirmation for the meeting. Thank you in advance. Best regards, European Commission DG for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs REACH Unit - GROW/D.1 BREY | 1049 Brussels Tel: +32 2 29 --------------------------------------------------This message represents solely the views of its author and can not in any circumstances be regarded as the official position of the Commission. It is intended solely for the person to whom it is addressed and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please notify me as soon as possible. From: @euratex.eu] Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2016 8:53 AM To: (GROW) Cc: (GROW); ; (GROW); (GROW) Subject: RE: about PFOA restriction - meeting request Importance: High Dear pI'rtorpusotsyalouanadrekiwenldll,y Ia'sdkloikre taombereietfilnygcaotmyeobuarcekarolnietsthecornevsterniicetnicoen. Liansctluwdeinegktwecehndiicsacluesxspeedrtthseapnrdopwoesaploiintthouoturtnhatfioolnlaolwimnegmbers, ~Thbeeantmeoxstitlley-eiglneovraendt; dtehreognaeteidonfsorrefquuleismteedntaofftsatMaanrdcarhdhaisve ~ taThchekendroeeswihlgaensdagbteiedoeonnnl(cyphafagoenrgowfaitnthteehraernfenpoeerxlm2lue,lnacayofftscuoblsutmann,ceassexpcoliundt)ed this suggests market disruption favoring ome non-EU + pTrhoeduccutriroennt proposal significantly diverges from the SEA mrteeexcetotimedmsu"erntadobal"tetiewxotanit.leeirs.fer.oermpteolhvleienpngrcoyft(reDoctmWiH"o)pnrpooeftrewcfotorirkvmeearpnsrcotefhesasttsaminoudnsaartlds," ethnesrusreisoai,hcuhgeemgiacpa.lTphroiteecatvieosn eutne.soflovreidntdihveidiusaslu.eofhowto YWoeulmoaoyk ftoarkweatrhdistpoodiinstcusnsttohaecsceopuonitntisn twhiethneyxotu,stmeepasnowfhtihlies r|ehsotrpiection With ind regards =TRupiEOuzERy wen et 2p4hornuee +M3o2n2toyer-- Box 1w0o-ve8un1t0e0x0eBurussels Srent:oIjoudm13 o:ctobre 2016 10:35 To @cc.europs.cv [IcccN uroo cu; co @ec.europa.eu> Subject: RE: about PFOA restriction Thanks for your prompt reply Dear if you have any considerations on the points I raised below, I'd be glad to hear from you I also wish to add in cc (who accidently was not in the my email of yesterday evening), with whom I am in contact primarily for other dossiers but also touching upon PFOA, due to the relevance for our sector. Thanks and regards 24 rue Montoyer - Box 10 - B - 1000 Brussels Phone +.32.2 www.euratex.eu From: @ec.europa.eu @ec.europa.eu] Sent: jeudi 13 octobre 2016 10:26 To: @euratex.eu> Cc: @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu; @ec.europa.eu Subject: RE: about PFOA restriction @euratex.eu>; Dear Thank you for your email. I moved to DG SANTE as of 16th September and (in copy) is now dealing with the PFOA file. Please liaise with her on your PFOA questions. Kind regards, From: @euratex.eu] Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2016 6:02 PM To: (SANTE) Cc: (GROW); (GROW); Subject: about PFOA restriction Dear Last Thursday we have spotted the EC proposal for annex XVII restriction update as notified to the WTO, ref. enclosed annex. I first wonder whether the enclosed document is the corrected final draft or else, if mistakes may have occurred. Looking at the annex I point 3, we are glad to observe that the concept of 6-years-derogations needed to enable compliance with standards for protection of workers was apparently well received during the interservice consultation. We appreciate that. That is indeed the point we made since the meeting in March and which we then attempted to further support with evidences gathered in the following weeks. We were utterly surprised to see that, apparently, such concept is accepted but it is minimized to a fraction of its applications range, namely is referred to textile protecting vs water repellence and workers only. Most of the evidences we received from companies do refer to PFOAneeds related to textiles for the protection of individuals (including but not limited to workers) against more critical threads, such us chemicals, oil, military defence etc. In conclusion, if the enclosed text is the correct results of the internal consultation, we do not understand how can the standard-compliance concept be recognized but excluded for most of the relevant applications and people categories. Any of your considerations will be highly appreciated. Kind regards -------------------------------------------------------- 24 rue Montoyer - Box 10 - B - 1000 Brussels Phone +.32.2 www.euratex.eu