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"European industry finds itself faced with an increasingly difficult situation in terms of supplies of raw materials. Rising global demand, together with a shortage of supply and increasingly frequent recourse to export restrictions by countries rich in resources, are behind record price increases and also possible supply problems.
Besides providing an innovative industrial strategy designed to reduce resource consumption and boost recycling, the resolution adopted today proposes to provide non-financial backing to a raw materials holding company that brings together numerous European enterprises for the supply of raw materials. The European Union needs a global and integrated strategy that is focused on short- and long-term measures that can be implemented internally and at international level, particularly in terms of essential raw materials such as rare earth elements. This approach must be centred on an industrial innovation strategy founded on resource efficiency and recycling, which are the only effective ways of dealing properly with the three-way challenge of ensuring future competitiveness, sustainability and security of supply."@en1
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