News

EJF joins business statement on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence (CS3D)

EJF, along with 26 other European associations, has published a joint business statement on the European Commission’s proposal of the Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence is progressively becoming a key EU policy that concerns a large portion of the European business community. As such, EJF plans to closely follow the file and act according to our principles and objectives. In this crucial phase of the legislative process, the business community would like to put forward a number of recommendations and concerns to enhance the benefits of the corporate sustainability due diligence proposal.

 

EJF, along with 26 other European associations, has published a joint business statement on the European Commission’s proposal of the Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence Directive (CS3D). Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence is progressively becoming a key EU policy that concerns a large portion of the European business community. As such, EJF plans to closely follow the file and act according to our principles and objectives. In this crucial phase of the legislative process, the business community would like to put forward a number of recommendations and concerns to enhance the benefits of the corporate sustainability due diligence proposal.

While the Council adopted its negotiating position ('general approach') in November 2022, the European Parliament is still negotiating its position, where we expect a vote in Plenary to take place in May 2023 and for trilogues to begin in 2024. With these recommendations, the business community hopes that the European Parliament in particular, as it is fine tuning its position, can take them into account in the legislative process.

 

Share this page

News

OPEN DECLARATION CALLING FOR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS TO GUIDE INTERPRETATION OF THE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE

EJF has joined a coalition of organisations (the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform, MedTech Europe, CEFIC, the Digital Poland Association, Danish Industry, Business and Science Poland, and EFPIA calling on the European Commission to issue Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to guide implementation of the revised Product Liability Directive (PLD) ahead of its January 2027 application deadline.

read more

News

Press Release: Liability Frameworks in the Life Sciences Sector and their Implications for the EU Single Market

On Tuesday, 9 June 2026, the European Justice Forum in partnership with European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) and MEDTECH Europe, organised a working lunch titled "Liability Frameworks in the Life Sciences Sector and their Implications for the EU Single Market", hosted by MEP Adam Jarubas, Chair of the SANT Committee and co-hosted by MEP Anna Zalewska, European Conservatives and Reformists, MEP Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis, Socialists and Democrats, in the European Parliament, in Brussels.

read more

News

PRESS RELEASE: Consumer Protection and Product Liability 
Challenges in the EU - Lessons to be Learnt from the Nordics

On Monday, 8 June 2026, the European Justice Forum organised a roundtable titled "Consumer Protection and Product Liability Challenges in the EU - Lessons to be Learnt from the Nordics", held at Avenue des Arts 6-9, Brussels.

read more

News

Amendment to product liability law met with mixed reactions

Berlin: The draft bill presented by the Federal Government “on the modernisation of product liability law” has received mixed reviews from experts. At a public hearing of the Committee on Law and Consumer Protection on Monday, the planned 1:1 implementation of a corresponding EU directive was criticised by some as going too far and by others as being too unambitious.

read more