The CSS is crucial for automotive interiors in the construction of car cabins because the strategy focuses on reducing harmful chemicals. To ensure safer, sustainable alternatives in the spaces of car cabins, the CSS is introducing new standards around volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
In an interview with our Technical Manager Michel Ravers, we provide you with some insights into how these evolving regulations impact OEMs and suppliers, and provide practical steps to ensure compliance.
For anyone involved in automotive interior design and manufacturing, or working across various industries, we wrote a white paper to help you understand the impact of the CSS on the automotive interior sector. It provides practical insights, expert analysis, and actionable strategies to help you understand the evolving regulatory landscape. You will find out how Avery Dennison can help your business toward a greener, more compliant future.
Avery Dennison can help your business with advanced adhesive technologies. Our UV acrylics and hotmelt rubbers are designed to meet high safety and sustainability standards, helping you stay compliant with both current and future regulations. Our performance tapes align with the CSS goals and support the shift towards a circular economy by improving recyclability in automotive interior design.
Market Segment Manager Automotive
Andrew Christie is the Business Development Manager responsible for the Automotive Market at Avery Dennison Performance Tapes. He has introduced many innovative solutions to the automotive interior market including lightweight acoustical materials and sustainable seat fabrics. His commitment to the industry continues with delivering pressure-sensitive adhesives that address the challenges facing the automotive industry today.
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