CEMA Newsletter - Edition September 2020

Industry barometer hints to post-pandemic hopes for the second half of the year

Thorough impact assessments and transition schemes will be key to implementation

The last meeting was a year ago, fostering the need for discussion

PRESS RELEASE 

No more legal uncertainty for manufacturers of vehicles complying with 167/2013: the unique date for providing obligatory information for the development of generic diagnostic tools and to provide standardised access to agricultural vehicles OBD is only applicable to new types and not to all vehicles.

The technical requirements to cover all types of mobile machinery, i.e. self-propelled machinery as well as towed equipment, were finalised and submitted to the European Commission for further treatment.

The European Commission has made available the final report of the impact assessment which is intended to provide the directions to update the Machinery Directive.

During a DG CNECT-DG AGRI Expert Workshop, CEMA had a chance to propose its vision for the future

British authorities have provided manufacturers updated information on how to handle products coming from EU to UK market from 1 January 2021.

It is important to ensure consistency between all the initiatives under development.

After successfully closing its Open Call the project look to expanding its network

In a recent video, the H2020 project showcases its contribution