The EU is working on several mandatory supply chain due diligence schemes.
After the conflict minerals regulation (gold, tantalum, tungsten, tin) (applicable on 1 January 2021) and the 2020 proposal for battery parts (which is likely to cover nickel and cobalt), this proposal carried by Commissioner Reynders could have a much broader impact, and apply to all sectors.
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