Collot & Co

EU Legislative Interests

Collot & Co advises clients on EU regulatory developments in chemicals, plastics, sustainability, and bioeconomy policy. The consultancy’s activities relate to the following EU legislative proposals and policy instruments: Biotech Act (COM/2025/1022) Omnibus on food and feed safety (COM(2025) 1030) Bioeconomy Strategy (COM/2025/960) Industrial Accelerator Act (COM(2026)100) Resolution on the future of the EU biotechnology and biomanufacturing sector (2025/2008(INI)) Circular Economy Act EU Taxonomy (Regulation (EU) 2020/852 ) and delegated acts and omnibuses The Net Zero Industry Act Regulation (EU) 2024/1735) and delegated Acts EU Biotech and Biomanufacturing Initiative (COM/2024/137) Detergents and surfactants Regulation ((EU) 2026/405) Industrial Emissions Directive revision Directive 2010/75/EU) Single-use Plastics on the reduction of the impact of certain plastic products on the environment Directive ((EU) 2019/904) Waste Framework Directive revision (Directive 2008/98/EC) REACH regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 and microplastics restriction

Communication Activities

Collot & Co carries out professional communication activities in support of transparent, evidence‑based engagement with EU institutions on legislative and regulatory initiatives related to chemicals management, sustainability, biotechnology, industrial transformation, and the circular and bio‑economy. These activities are designed to facilitate informed dialogue between private‑sector stakeholders and EU policymakers and to contribute constructively to the development and implementation of EU policy. Communication activities include the preparation of technical briefings, policy analyses, and explanatory materials that summarise the implications of EU legislative proposals for industry and innovation. Collot & Co provides written input to public consultations, responds to calls for evidence, and prepares structured feedback on draft acts, guidance documents, and policy roadmaps. The consultancy also develops targeted communication materials such as stakeholder maps, regulatory updates, and issue summaries to support clients’ understanding of EU processes. In addition, Collot & Co organises and facilitates meetings, workshops, and roundtable discussions with EU stakeholders, including staff of the European Commission, Members of the European Parliament and their assistants, and representatives of Member States. These exchanges aim to clarify technical aspects of proposals, share scientific and operational insights, and support constructive dialogue on policy options. The consultancy also participates in EU‑level events, briefings, and stakeholder sessions organised by the institutions or relevant agencies. Communication activities may further include the coordination of joint statements, shared positions, or collective messages on behalf of clients or ad‑hoc alliances, ensuring that contributions are coherent, transparent, and aligned with EU requirements. Collot & Co also prepares internal communication tools for clients, such as regulatory alerts, strategic assessments, and scenario analyses, to support informed decision‑making and engagement planning. All communication activities are conducted in full compliance with the Transparency Register Code of Conduct and with a strong commitment to accuracy, integrity, and constructive engagement with EU institutions

Interests Represented

Advances interests of their clients

Member Of

Collot & Co has no membership or affiliation with any association, network, platform, or organisation relevant to the Transparency Register. The consultancy will operate independently as of 1 April 2026 and is not part of any trade association, NGO, industry group, or formal stakeholder network.

Organisation Members

Collot & Co has no members and no affiliated entities. The consultancy will operate as of 1 April as an independent, self‑employed professional services provider without subsidiaries, parent organisations, or associated structures. Collot & Co advises clients on EU regulatory and sustainability policy developments and therefore seeks registration to ensure full compliance with the Interinstitutional Agreement when engaging with EU institutions. While the consultancy is newly established, interactions are expected in the context of public consultations, stakeholder workshops, expert meetings, and bilateral exchanges related to the legislative files listed above. Registration ensures transparency and adherence to EU standards.

Additional Information

Collot & Co advises clients on EU regulatory and sustainability policy developments and therefore seeks registration to ensure full compliance with the Interinstitutional Agreement when engaging with EU institutions. While the consultancy is newly established, interactions are expected in the context of public consultations, stakeholder workshops, expert meetings, and bilateral exchanges related to the legislative files listed above. Registration ensures transparency and adherence to EU standards.