Security of Energy Supply to the European Glass Fibre Industry
Glass Fibre Europe calls on the authorities to include in the energy contingency plans the continuous supply of energy to the Continuous Filament Glass Fibre installations and to consult the manufacturers in case of potential energy shortages
European industrial energy consumers call for a dialogue and pragmatic actions on energy security
Joint letter from the industrial enery consumers to the European decision-makers
Industrial energy consumers urge EU leaders to swiftly act against unbearably high energy prices
The energy-intensive industries call upon EU leaders to swiftly address the exponential increase in energy prices
Continuous Filament Glass Fibre and Human Health
Glass Fibre Europe published on its website an updated version of its report on “Continuous Filament Glass Fibre and Human Health”
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) : the Glass sectors’ recommendations
Glass Alliance Europe adopted a new position paper on the future CBAM
Status of Continuous Filament Glass Fiber products under selected international chemical regulations
Continuous Filament Glass Fiber (CFGF) products meet the definition of Article in various international chemical regulations. While the wording may differ from country to country, the letter and intend of the definitions are consistent and applicable to CFGF products.
COVID-19: glass fibre manufacturing is an essential industrial activity
Glass Fibre Europe adopted a position paper to stress the need to ensure the presence of workers on site and the critical role of its production
Masterplan for a competitive transformation of EU energy-intensive industries (EIIs)
The High-Level Group on Energy-intensive industries adopted a “Masterplan for a Competitive Transformation of EU Energy-intensive Industries”
Compliance Scheme regarding products of Continuous Filament Glass Fibre (CFGF) used in Glass Fibre Reinforced Plastic (GFRP) intended to come into contact with drinking water according to requirements of the German Federal Environment Agency (UBA)
Glass fibre-reinforced plastics are used in drinking water contact materials. This guidance document intends to assist the supply chain actors in determining compliance of sizing formulations with the new requirements of the German Federal Environment Agency (UBA).
Guidelines for Good Manufacturing Practice For Continuous Filament Glass Fibre (CFGF) Products Intended For Food Contact Applications
These industry guidelines have been drafted to support individual companies in the supply chain to establish their company specific manufacturing processes and procedures according good manufacturing practice. Please note these guidelines do not replace the respective requirements set by in the Regulations.
