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Commission adopts proposal to accelerate standards development and improve EU competitiveness

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Briefings

The European Commission proposed a new standardisation reform on October 6, 2026, aiming to accelerate development, boost SME participation, and enhance alignment with EU strategic goals. This initiative seeks to modernize the existing system to improve efficiency and competitiveness within the European Union.

Key points

• The European Commission proposed a reform on October 6, 2026, to modernize the European standardisation system.
• The reform aims to increase the representation of small- and medium-sized enterprises in standardisation processes.

Context

This proposal represents a significant shift in EU standardisation policy, targeting both efficiency improvements and the inclusion of smaller market players to strengthen the Union's strategic position.

Limitations

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