Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… s to also accept their debit cards.And in 2008, MasterCard complied with a European Union ruling by lowering its cross-border interchange fees, while it pursued an …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… igh-profit deal. No wonder then that Europol now estimates the crime costs European Union nations around $12 billion each year, and expects even more smuggling in t …"
"… co. Knock-off brands of cigarettes such as Chinese-made Marlboro arrive in European Union nations via ocean transports that stop at ports, many in the United Arab E …"
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"… ex Medical gained approval to market its digital mammography system in the European Union. In 1999, GE gained access to E.U. markets. That same year, the FDA denied …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… ompanies provide supporting evidence when making a health claim.FAST FACT: European Union and Canadian food labeling officials consulted for the report said their g …"
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Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… e in our regulatory position is appropriate.” Atrazine was banned in the European Union in 2003 due to its presence in groundwater above a strict regulatory limit …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… 2030, the asbestos trade remains alive and well.Asbestos is banned in the European Union. In the United States it is legal but the industry has paid out $70 billio …"
"… one: White asbestos can be used safely around the world. That the WHO, the European Union, and dozens of national governments disagree doesn’t bother him. “It …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "European Union":
"… e for construction materials and insulation, asbestos is now banned in the European Union and limited to a handful of products, such as automobile brake linings, in …"
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"… , Singapore, and South Korea. Use of the mineral is banned entirely in the European Union. In the United States — where it is blamed for taking some 200,000 lives …"
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