CBAM: "There is still time to expand it to ensure a level playing field, also for the appliance sectors"

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Yannick Fierling, Chief Operating Officer of AB Electrolux - ©  Electrolux

A letter to the European Commission has been sent by 8 CEOs and executives of major companies from the steel-intensive appliance sector on 25/11/2025, expressing their concerns about the CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) in its current form.

The CBAM is scheduled to start its financial phase on 01/01/2026, following a transitional period...

©  Electrolux
Yannick Fierling, Chief Operating Officer of AB Electrolux - ©  Electrolux

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