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The LEGO Group

🇪🇺 DENMARKRegistered 10/06 staff
Disclosed budget
€900,000 — €999,999
Meetings 12mo
25
Policy files
7
Accredited passes
3

Recent meetings

DateCommissioner / CabinetTopicFile
17 Mar 2026
Egelyn Braun
Cabinet member
Exchange of views on the forthcoming Digital Fairness ActSRC
17 Mar 2026
Egelyn Braun
Cabinet member
Exchange of views on the forthcoming Digital Fairness Act
18 Nov 2025
Luis Planas Herrera
Cabinet member
Single Use Plastics (SUP) Directive, mass balance and Batteries RegulationSRC
18 Nov 2025
Werner Stengg
Cabinet member
Protecting minors online
18 Nov 2025
Luis Planas Herrera
Cabinet member
Single Use Plastics (SUP) Directive, mass balance and Batteries Regulation
18 Nov 2025
Jessika Roswall
Commissioner
Single Use Plastics (SUP) Directive, mass balance and Batteries RegulationSRC
18 Nov 2025
Werner Stengg
Cabinet member
Protecting minors onlineSRC
17 Oct 2025
Stephane Mail Fouilleul
Head of Unit
12th Joint meeting of customs and right holders on customs enforcement of intellectual property rightsSRC
17 Oct 2025
Stephane Mail Fouilleul
Head of Unit
12th Joint meeting of customs and right holders on customs enforcement of intellectual property rights
15 Oct 2025
Vita Jukne
Cabinet member
To discuss REACH revisionSRC
15 Oct 2025
Jessika Roswall
Commissioner
To discuss REACH revisionSRC
15 Oct 2025
Jessika Roswall
Commissioner
To discuss REACH revision
14 Oct 2025
Peter Van Kemseke
Cabinet member
Exchange of views on circular economy policy and batteriesSRC
14 Oct 2025
Peter Van Kemseke
Cabinet member
Exchange of views on circular economy policy and batteries
22 Sept 2025
Nicolo Brignoli
Cabinet member
SIMPLIFICATIONSRC
22 Sept 2025
Valdis Dombrovskis
Commissioner
SIMPLIFICATION
22 Sept 2025
Valdis Dombrovskis
Commissioner
SIMPLIFICATIONSRC
12 Sept 2025
Hanna Anttilainen
Cabinet member
LEGO’s strategic investments and innovation in the context of EU’s regulatory climate
12 Sept 2025
Hanna Anttilainen
Cabinet member
LEGO’s strategic investments and innovation in the context of EU’s regulatory climateSRC
18 Jul 2025
Luis Planas Herrera
Cabinet member
Batteries
18 Jul 2025
Luis Planas Herrera
Cabinet member
BatteriesSRC
03 Jul 2025
Miguel Jose Garcia Jones
Cabinet member
Decarbonisation challenges for IndustrySRC
03 Jul 2025
Miguel Jose Garcia Jones
Cabinet member
Decarbonisation challenges for Industry
03 Jun 2025
Nicolo Brignoli
Cabinet member
SimplificationSRC
03 Jun 2025
Nicolo Brignoli
Cabinet member
Simplification

Mission & Goals

The LEGO Group is a privately held company based in Billund, Denmark. The name ‘LEGO’ is an abbreviation of the two Danish words “leg godt”, meaning “play well”. The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The company has passed from father to son and is now owned by Thomas Kirk Kristiansen, a great-grandchild of the founder. The LEGO Brand’s mission is to ‘inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow’, with children as our role models. In 2003, the LEGO Group became the first toy company to join the United Nations Global Compact. We strive to play our part in helping build a sustainable future and make a positive impact on society and the planet, which children will inherit. By engaging with our entire value chain, we aim for zero environmental impact while driving positive change for children by helping them develop critical skills to thrive today and in the future through Learning through Play.

EU Legislative Interests

Learning through play policies, such as: Youth & Skills Agenda, Digital Education Action Plan, EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child, Innovative Education // Digital policies, such as: Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Better Internet for Kids Strategy (incl. EU Action Plan on Cyberbullying), EU Regulation to tackle CSAM, Artificial Intelligence, Data related policies (e.g. GDPR, e-privacy, EU – US DPF, Data Act), AVMSD, Consumer protection in a digital environment (incl. Digital Fairness Act), VAT in the Digital Age, NIS2 Directive, Digital Omnibus. // Environment and Sustainability policies, such as: Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, Green Claims Directive, Empowering the Consumer for the Green Transition, Right to Repair Directive, Bioeconomy Strategy, Circular Economy Act, Biobased Plastics, Single-Use Plastics Directive, Deforestation-free Products Regulation, Batteries Regulation, Chemicals (REACH & RoHS), Corporate Sustainable Due Diligence Directive, Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive , Forced Labour Ban Regulation, Conflict Minerals Regulation, Environmental Omnibus // Climate and Energy policies, such as: Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, Certification of Carbon Removals, Net-Zero Industry Act, Green Taxation, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, Clean Industrial Deal // Trade, Market Access & Supply Chain policies, such as: EU India Free Trade Agreement, EU Chips Act, Critical Raw Materials Act, Union Customs Code, Late Payments Regulation, EU-Mercosur and Mexico Free Trade Agreement, EU-US Trade Relations // Product Safety policies, such as: Toy Safety Regulation, General Product Safety Regulation, Product Liability Directive, AI Liability Directive, Radio Equipment Directive (incl. Common Charger), Cyber Resilience Act, EU Product Act, Market Surveillance Regulation. // IPR & Brand Protection policies, such as: IPR Enforcement (online and offline), Fight against Counterfeiting (incl. Anti-Counterfeiting Toolbox), Designs Directive & Regulation, EUIPO & Trademark policy, IPR Enforcement Directive, Regulation 608, Digital Services Act. // Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies

Communication Activities

- As a supporter of designing and shaping a better online environment for children and with children, the LEGO Group continues to expand its “Digital Empowerment Program” designed to help parents and caregivers raise digitally smart families. For more information, visit: www.lego.com/sustainability/children/digital-child-safety - The LEGO Group joined forces with UNICEF to form the Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children (RITEC) project, funded by the LEGO Foundation, to explore how businesses and policymakers can create a digital world that prioritises the well-being of children. The report cam be downloaded at https://www.unicef.org/innocenti/reports/responsible-innovation-technology-children

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

Toy Industries of Europe (TIE) World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) European Brands Association (AIM) Danish Industries (DI) Danish Chamber of Commerce Together Against Counterfeiting Alliance (TAC) European Internet Forum (EIF) Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI)

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