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Posted on September 29, 2017 by ebmaasbl

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EBMA is a member of AEGIS Europe, an industry alliance representing 30 key industries aiming to promote manufacturing investment, innovation, jobs and growth in Europe.

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EBMA, the European Bicycle Manufacturers Association, represents the European Bicycle Industry on a variety of trade issues.

EBMA is 100% in favour of Free Trade: but trade must also be fair, and WTO rules must be respected. In case of subsidized dumping, EBMA will do whatever it takes to legitimately defend our 155.000 Workers and 1000 Sustainable SMEs in the EU.

EBMA strongly supports sustainable manufacturing in the EU to grow our 155.000 Green Jobs and our 1000 sustainable manufacturing SMEs, to increase investments & innovations, and enhance the creation of Industry 4.0 Industrial Bike Valleys.

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