Manufacturing (Brussels)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Brussels and the EU member nations. This newsletter channel covers manufacturing in a broad range of industries like food, automotive, aerospace, apparel, chemical, electronics, paper, metals, plastics and rubber, packaging, and machining. Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Manufacturing — Brussels (#29, 2026)
EU-UK competition law cooperation agreement enters into force; Commission repeals solar glass duties; new anti-dumping measures on Korean thermal paper; Strategic Projects recognised under Critical Raw Materials Act; industrial emissions reporting rules updated.
This Week in Manufacturing — Brussels (#29, 2026)
Council and Parliament focus on Ukraine sanctions; Methane Regulation delay proposed; New rules for poultry and pig farming; Ferro-alloy safeguard quota revised; EU-Türkiye AEO deal enters force.
This Week in Manufacturing — Brussels (#29, 2026)
Commission selects 46 strategic raw materials projects; EU-China trade talks yield hybrid vehicles accord; Anti-dumping action on Chinese polyvinyl alcohol; Standardisation reform proposal tabled.
This Week in Manufacturing — Brussels (#29, 2026)
Commission refers Bulgaria to Court over electricity market rules; New anti-dumping registration on Chinese glass beads; Council amends rules for cross-border dangerous goods transport; Major update to pressure equipment harmonised standards; Spain authorised for temporary excise duty cut on fuels.
Lobbying on Manufacturing - Brussels (September 2026 edition)
Games Consoles VA; Molnlycke Health Care AB; Sif Holding NV; Avantium N.V.; Rohm GmbH; Odys Aviation, Inc. were unusually active lobbyists last month.
This Week in Manufacturing — Brussels (#29, 2026)
Definitive anti-dumping duty on Chinese pea protein; new voluntary sustainability reporting standards; further simplification of corporate sustainability reporting; Council sanctions updates; approval of new feed additives.