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Here you find ECTA other publications where ECTA publishes reading tips, new initiviatives and recommendations. Read now!
ECTA, UIRR, and ERFA-European Rail Freight Association join forces to reach a more competitive, harmonised and efficient digital Intermodal freight ecosystem in Europe.
Read and share the mission flyer now!
Read the first analysis of the data of the ECTA Drivers APP received by Truck Drivers. This is the chemical industry´s performance!
read nowRead the official ECTA statement on the future of combined transport in Europe!
read nowRead the challenges and the four tips of ECTA on how to implement digital data standards within your company and, in the broader picture, the total industry.
view more details nowRead how ECTA will adapt its ECTA Responsible Care KPI Reports to capture the alternative fuel usage of its ECTA RC Members.
view nowRead now ECTA`s position paper and action plans on driver shortage!
Let us make the Driver`s Job attractive again! Let`s make it a joint mission!
View the SQAS 2028 roadmap, presented at the ECTA RC Days 2026 by Cefic now!
see moreReview of the ECTA Responsible Care events 2026! View the highlights, participant feedbacks and pictures now!
see moreECTA Responsible Care member scores are higher in every area, especially around the calculation methodology which has proven difficult for many companies.
see moreView the article about the HVO usage numbers of our ECTA RC members in 2024 and concludes with a comparison of IRU´s numbers on the matter! Check it out now!
see moreView the facts about the SQAS 2025 Questionnaires! Read about the progress, the elimination and adaption of questions. Find the launch date here!
see moreRegulations around sustainability data and CSRD reporting were reviewed recently and a simplification was issued as the “Omnibus” version. View the changes here!
see moreECTA is part of the newly formed "Women in Logistics" Initiative to move forwards to a male-female balanced industry. Read about the initiative now!
see moreRead the latest Update on our RC Charter with the four key areas:
1. limitation of waste
2. limitations of emissions
3. limitation of injury incidents
4. equality, diversity and inclusion
We explain the Transition Pathway for the chemical industry and tell you how our ECTA Members handle it. Read now!
read nowEspecially under hard conditions, there is a need for a better balance between safe (un)loading and correct driver treatment especially at tankterminals.
read nowCefic supports Europe’s ambition to create digital interoperability and data exchange in a shared, secured and trusted transport and logistics dataspace. The chemical industry needs a governance framework for this.
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