This legislation will now wait for the Parliament and Council to give a final “green light”, before being published in the Official Journal and entering law the following day. Image: Guillaume Périgois via Unsplash.
The EU has reached a provisional agreement on a regulation to ban products made with forced labour from entering its market.
Early this morning (Tuesday, 5th March), negotiators from the European Parliament and EU Council reached a provisional agreement on the proposal, for which portions of Europe’s solar PV industry have been calling for some time.
(The above content is reproduced from pv-tech，By Will Norman）
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