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ARTICLE – April 7, 2022
Lack of consensus over the future of EU industrial policy
The pandemic triggered everything from vaccine nationalism to trade disruption. Intensive discussions are now underway on the EU’s role in global value chains of the future. However, opinions are divided on how the bloc should act going forward.
ARTICLE – April 7, 2022
The EU’s work on sustainable products must go hand-in-hand with strengthened European competitiveness
Swedish Enterprise’s preliminary comments on the European Commission’s Sustainable Product Initiative
ARTICLE – April 5, 2022
A solution for handling of transatlantic data flows is urgently required
The importance of economic relations between the US and EU has taken on an extra dimension following the onset of the war in Ukraine. Therefore, a new EU-US data transfer agreement must be concluded as early as possible.
ARTICLE – April 1, 2022
Will the Data Act guarantee competitiveness for European business?
The Data Act is a cornerstone of the European data strategy and will have a range of opportunities, implications, and challenges for companies and organisations.
ARTICLE – March 30, 2022
Transatlantic relations and digital issues
How should Europe and the US best cooperate on digital issues? This is a question that will be discussed when ministers from Sweden and other “Digital Frontrunners” - the so-called D9+ countries - gather in Prague next week.
ARTICLE – March 29, 2022
New framework for data flows between the EU and the US positive for transatlantic trade
EU and US are one step closer to introducing a new framework for free transatlantic data flows, which is a welcome development for transatlantic trade.
ARTICLE – March 25, 2022
The Sustainable Product Initiative
On March 30 2022, the European Commission will present the Sustainable Products Initiative (SPI). The initiative is a flagship of the EU’s Green Deal and a key part of the European Circular Economy Action Plan (CEAP).
ARTICLE – March 23, 2022
Our main concerns with European Parliament report on CSRD
The European Commission’s proposal on sustainability reporting, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), is currently being discussed within the European Parliament. The Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) recently released its report on this file.
ARTICLE – March 21, 2022
EU: state aid measures in response to the war in Ukraine
A new framework for limited state aid is an appropriate response to the current crisis. However, it is important that these measures do not become complicated and administratively costly to implement; crucially, general measures such as tax relief on energy and fuels should be considered.
ARTICLE – March 11, 2022
Substances of Concern that hamper recycling
“Substances of Concern” has different meanings in different policy initiatives and legislation. This creates a lack of clarity and risks causing confusion.

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