Denmark has rejected Germany and France’s calls to abandon a planned EU supply chain law aimed at combating forced labor and environmental impacts, with Industry Minister Morten Bødskov asserting the importance of the initiative as Denmark prepares to take the EU Council presidency. While negotiations for postponement are ongoing, concerns about competitiveness have been raised, particularly regarding the financial burden of compliance on companies. Bødskov emphasized the need for simplifying reporting obligations without compromising climate goals, reflecting a cautious approach to balancing regulation and industry support.
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