The Latvian furniture producer company KVIST Ltd. participates in the LIFE Fit for REACH-2 project as a project partner with the aim to improve their environmental performance regarding chemicals and switch to safer chemical alternatives in their production.

Scanfil, an Estonian partner company of the LIFE FFR-2 project, produces telecommunications and industrial electronics. In the context of the project, Scanfil aims to improve its existing and well-functioning chemicals risk management system by adding elements that ensure new information is more quickly and efficiently integrated into the existing routines.

This December’s Chemicals Projects Platform meeting will bridge the gap between research and policy by mapping chemical safety across the entire value chain, from product design to waste management. Through interactive workshops and project pitches, participants will explore how to leverage tools like green procurement and eco-labelling to prevent hazardous substances at the source.