Kinetics Nail Systems, a a Latvian partner company in the LIFE FFFR project, specializes in the production of nail coatings, offering a wide range of nail polishes, UV-curing nail coatings also known as gel polishes, gels and skin care cosmetics. The purpose of the company's participation in the project is to create even safer nail coatings with improved product properties.
UAB 'ELGAMA-ELEKTRONIKA', a Lithuanian partner company in LIFE FFR-2 project specializing in the development and production of smart electricity meters, has improved several elements in the chemicals risk management system and implemented resource efficiency cases since the beginning of the project.
Balticfloc is a Latvian partner company in LIFE FFR-2 producing ecological insulation materials from wastepaper, recycled cellulose fibres and textile fibres. In the frame of the project, the company aims to identify safer alternatives to currently used flame retardants, test them in the ready product and introduce them in the production.
AS Paldiski Tsingipada (Zincpot), a partner company of the Life FitforREACH-2 project, is one of the largest providers of hot dip galvanizing (or batch galvanizing) services in the Baltic States and Scandinavia. The goal of participating in the project is to improve the quality of the coating process, thus reducing a share of non-conditional products and increasing the related process efficiency, which would be measures in decreased consumption of chemicals and energy, as well as a reduction of the related costs and generation of waste.
UAB “Art Glacio” is a proactive Lithuanian ice-cream producer engaged in the FFR-2 project as a partner company.
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.