EU drafts emergency powers to ease future supply chain crises

Sarah JollySeptember 20, 2022
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - MARCH 16: EU flags blown by wind in front of the European Commission Headquarters, also know as the Berlaymont building, on March 16, 2016 in Brussels.
European Commission in Brussels, Belgium. Credit: Shutterstock/roibu

European legislators have drafted new rules that would force companies to concentrate their resources in Europe during times of supply chain crises.

The rules would grant the bloc emergency powers to make companies prioritise essential goods and services for countries in the Europe Union when the...

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Sarah JollySeptember 20, 2022
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