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ARTICLE – May 23, 2022
Two pager on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence
On the 23rd of February, the EU Commission proposed a framework on binding provisions for due diligence together with new rules on corporate governance.
ARTICLE – May 23, 2022
Jacob Wallenberg: “A strong Sweden needs a strong business climate.”
Jacob Wallenberg was elected president and chairman of the board of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise on 19 May.
ARTICLE – May 23, 2022
New Chips Act risks state aid race
On 8 February 2022, the European Commission presented a series of measures to reinforce the semiconductor ecosystem in the EU. Here is Swedish Enterprise’s view and analysis of the European Chips Act
ARTICLE – May 23, 2022
Swedish Enterprise’s position on the Data Act Proposal
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has responded to the European Commission’s consultation process on a new Regulation on harmonised rules for fair access to, and use of, data (the Data Act).
ARTICLE – May 18, 2022
Ikea and H&M: How to end the disposable society
Swedish heavyweights Ikea and H&M welcome the EU’s new proposals for a more circular economy. But the business community must be involved in establishing the framework for these regulations.
ARTICLE – May 18, 2022
Strengthened security is a prerequisite for a strong economy
We will develop our competitiveness, drive European cooperation towards entrepreneurship and innovation, and make our contribution to an enhanced security regime in our part of the world, write Jaana Tuominen, President Finlands EK and Fredrik Persson, President Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
ARTICLE – May 10, 2022
The EU’s defensive trade agenda
The current EU trade today is not primarily about creating good opportunities for European companies to do business with their counterparts in other countries. Instead, it focuses on other, more defensive, objectives. Now, a new report has clarified where we are headed with this new agenda.
ARTICLE – May 2, 2022
Jörgen Warborn: I will work to ensure that the AI Act is as unbureaucratic as possible
The Commission’s proposals for the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) – the AI Act – are currently being debated in the Council and the European Parliament. The Swedish MEP most up-to-speed on these issues is Jörgen Warborn (EPP/M), so we asked him to share his thoughts on the proposals.
ARTICLE – April 21, 2022
The Right to repair initiative: Environmental benefits must exceed the costs for the industry
Swedish Enterprise support the European Commission’s Right to repair initiative and its objective of extending the useful life of goods. But before implementation, an impact assessment should be made so that it is ensured that environmental benefits exceed the costs for the industry.
ARTICLE – April 21, 2022
Position of the Swedish Confederation of Enterprise on the Deforestation Initiative
The European Commission has released a proposal that aims to reverse deforestation. While any efforts to reverse deforestation should be welcomed, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise is concerned with a number of elements of the proposal.

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