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EU Conflict Minerals Regulation: Are You In Scope?
Your due-diligence obligations under the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation can make or break your EU market access.
Not Sure What to Do Next?
Follow these EU Conflict Minerals regulation steps to determine where you stand.
What are conflict minerals?
Under the EU regulation, conflict minerals are ores and concentrates containing tin, tungsten, tantalum, and/or gold (3TGs) sourced from high-demand countries where sales are believed to contribute to armed violence, instability, insecurity, and human rights violations in the region.
Who is considered an “importer”?
The regulation deems EU importers to be any natural or legal person declaring minerals or metals for release for free circulation within the meaning of Article 201 of EU Regulation 952/2013, or any person on whose behalf such a declaration is made. While the regulation applies to importers, manufacturers from a variety of verticals are collecting responsible minerals information and declaring their intention to report to meet market expectations.
Take our EU Conflict Minerals Regulation scoping questionnaire to find out if you’re in scope.
EU Conflict Minerals Regulation:
Are You In Scope?
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