Autor: Emil Panzaru

It is time to rethink food regulations. The EFSA should revise its attempt to eliminate all risks, in favor of risk-based management which aims to minimize all possible dangers European...

Am Montag, den 20. Januar 2025, gab die EU-Umweltkommissarin Jessika Rosswall der Presse bekannt, dass die Europäische Union ein blockweites Verbot von Perfluoralkyl und Polyfluoralkyl (bekannt als...) anstrebe.

Das Slippery-Slope-Argument ist dann richtig, wenn es Zeit braucht, um zu erklären, wie vernünftige ursprüngliche Ideen zu einem katastrophalen Ergebnis führen können, das die Befürworter nicht vorhergesehen haben.

Some ideas are popular enough to be given another chance. First proposed by the previous Labour government of New Zealand, the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill has found a new...

Často v Česku nadáváme na „ten zlý Brusel“ a na to, jak „nikým nevolení úředníci rozhodují o tom, co se smí a co se nesmí“. Jenže v praxi my, kdo...

A new amendment to EU essential oils regulations spells victory for European consumers and industry Good policy-making means correcting unfortunate mistakes. For this reason, it is wonderful to see the...

Under its strict “better safe than sorry” hazard approach, the ECHA intended to modify existing Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) rules and group essential oils under the nebulous category of mixtures containing...

Expertul Emil Pânzaru a analizat pentru „Adevărul” strategia anti-fumat a României. Acesta crede că taxele suplimentare pe tutun și pe produsele alternative nu aduc nici bani în plus la buget...

For many people, the European Union and its institutions have always meant overregulation and bureaucracy. Their beliefs are fed from time to time by specific rulings or proposals. This time...

Eine neue bürokratische Mission ist dabei, das Leben osteuropäischer Verbraucher, Produzenten und Lieferanten zu verschlechtern. Unter dem Einfluss des Green Deal hat die Chemikalienagentur der Europäischen Union (ECHA) wi

Essential oil products generate hundreds of millions euros for several countries in Central and Eastern Europe. New rules threaten the industry. New rules by the European Union’s Chemical Agency (ECHA)...

The European Union’s Chemical Agency (ECHA) risks creating new problems for itself by moving from a risk to a hazard-based assessment of chemicals. Sometimes, eliminating one set of problems only...

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