Resources and regulations

EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism​Luxfer Gas Cylinders operates several installations outside the EU producing goods listed in Annex I to The Carbon Border​ Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Regulation.​ Our goods can be classified as “complex goods” for reporting purposes. They are manufactured from precursor materials​ which themselves are considered CBAM materials. Essentially our precursor material is wrought aluminium.​ For goods exported to customers in EU Member States we can supply data on the “embedded emissions” of​ these CBAM goods. As permitted under the CBAM Regulation this data may be refined at future dates.​If you are an existing customer, please reach out to our team for Luxfer Gas Cylinders Europe quarterly CBAM Declarations.​Notice by Luxfer Gas Cylinders Europe, Nottingham, UK.

Transport Canada reports to Parliament and Canadians through the minister of Transport. It works with its portfolio partners, other government departments and jurisdictions, and industry to ensure that all parts of Canada's transportation system work well.

Transport Canada employs 4,700 people at its headquarters and in five regional offices across the country.

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The Department of Transportation was established by an act of Congress on October 15, 1966. The Department's first official day of operation was April 1, 1967. Find out more on their website.

This has helped make Britain one of the safest places in the world to work, saving thousands of lives, preventing many more injuries at work and reducing the economic and social costs of health and safety failures. Find out more on their website.

Link to Appointed conformity assessment bodies - UK