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Restoring Europe's edge through simpler environmental legislation

15 Jul 2025
All committees

On Tuesday, 15 July, AmCham EU hosted Vita Jukne, Cabinet Expert to Jessika Roswall, Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy for a discussion on simplifying environmental legislation to support Europe’s competitiveness. Moderated by Alexander Majer (Dow), Chair, Environment Committee, AmCham EU, the discussion explored initiatives such as the Chemicals Omnibus, the Chemicals Industry Package and the Circular Economy Act as key steps to streamline regulation and reduce complexity. Clear, coherent rules are essential to unlock investment and advance the green transition. 

Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025: highlighting the importance of transatlantic cooperation

15 Jul 2025
All committees
Ukraine Task Force

From Wednesday, 9 to Friday, 11 July 2025, AmCham EU participated in the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, engaging in discussions on reconstruction, economic recovery and Ukraine’s path toward EU integration. During meetings with Ukrainian, EU and US stakeholders, the delegation addressed the role of private sector investment and the need for transatlantic cooperation to support Ukraine’s long-term recovery. 

EU-US trade dispute: measured EU response paves way for negotiated outcome

14 Jul 2025
All committees

AmCham EU is concerned about the United States potentially imposing a 30% tariff on EU imports as of August 1. This move would generate damaging ripple effects across all sectors of the EU and US economies. Tariffs disrupt supply chains and add costs and complexity for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic, undermining their competitiveness. In this context, the EU’s decision to hold off on imposing countermeasures against the US until early August is a constructive signal. It provides relief to industry, helps avoid further escalation and creates space for continued dialogue. The two sides must urgently seek a negotiated outcome to the ongoing dispute with the goal of lowering barriers to trade.

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