Environmental groups demand Groupe SEB remove PFAS chemicals from Tefal cookware
Summary
Three environmental organisations sent a legal notice to French cookware maker Groupe SEB, owner of the Tefal brand, over its continued use of PFAS 'forever chemicals' in some non-stick cookware, arguing its approach fails to meet French corporate responsibility law, amid EU debate over future PFAS legislation expected in 2027.
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PARIS, 13. oktobra (FENA) - Pravni dopis poslale su tri ekološke organizacije usred žestokih rasprava o budućem zakonodavstvu Evropske unije o PFAS-u, koje se očekuje
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France is the location of Groupe SEB, the company targeted by the legal notice, while Belgium and Brussels are mentioned in connection with upcoming EU PFAS legislation rather than as the site of the event itself.
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- 08:51 AMFENA (Federalna novinska agencija)Open the original
- 09:05 AMKlix.baOpen the original
- 09:32 AMN1 BiHOpen the original
- 09:35 AMVečernji list BiHOpen the original
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