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Regulatory advocacy

Where the Chamber takes a stand

We actively take part in national and EU consultations. Below are the key open dossiers with the Chamber’s positions (PL/EN).

● Active

CRMA

The Critical Raw Materials Act (Reg. (EU) 2024/1252) sets 2030 targets: 10% extraction, 40% processing and 25% recycling of the EU’s annual demand for strategic raw materials, and at most 65% of supply from a single third country. Non-ferrous metals recycling is central to these targets.

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● Monitoring

Waste shipments

We monitor changes in EU waste shipment rules and scrap classification and their practical impact on the operations of member companies.

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● Monitoring

CBAM

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) enters its definitive phase on 1 January 2026, covering aluminium and iron & steel products, among others. We analyse the impact on industry competitiveness and costs.

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● Active

Mining tax

We analyse the impact of the tax on the extraction of certain minerals (incl. copper and silver) on the competitiveness of domestic production — Poland is among Europe’s leading producers of copper and silver.

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Expertise

Positions grounded in industry knowledge and data

How we work

From monitoring to representation

01

Monitoring

We track national and EU legislation and consultations.

02

Analysis

We assess the impact on member companies.

03

Position

We formulate the Chamber’s official position (PL/EN).

04

Representation

We bring the industry’s voice to administration and the EU.

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