
Claire Aldridge
Deputy Editor at Fastener + Fixing Technology
Currently working as a Deputy Editor of an international B2B in St Albans
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fastenerandfixing.com | Claire Aldridge
Fostering trust with minimal disruptions Through implementing data collection systems, investments in compliance systems, as well as personnel resources to manage Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation data and reporting requirements, Lederer GmbH is actively preparing for CBAM’s definitive phase, with a commitment to streamline its processes to meet the start date of January 2026.
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fastenerandfixing.com | Claire Aldridge
CBAM: More than just a number In March Ian Doherty, CEO at Owlett-Jaton, announced his retirement – stepping down after nearly a decade at the company. However, with his extensive knowledge and expertise, it’s no surprise that he will be taking on an advisor role at the business – enabling him to advise on market challenges, such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation.
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fastenerandfixing.com | Claire Aldridge
Utilising reporting tools for CBAM Netherlands-based distributor of stainless steel fasteners, Nestinox B.V is utilising reporting tools within its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to provide its customers with clear, precise Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation data. Robert-Jan Steegman, financial director at Nestinox explains: “With today’s market, innovative, flexible supply channels are essential for distributors.
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fastenerandfixing.com | Claire Aldridge
Sunco’s CBAM seminars Cooperation with key suppliers is essential for delivering high-quality Japanese fasteners to the rest of the world. That’s why, with its Sunco-kai association, Sunco Industries is continuing to facilitate Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation seminars and knowledge exchanges for Japanese fastener companies.
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fastenerandfixing.com | Claire Aldridge
Committed to CBAM and ESG Since 2023 HISENER has been able to provide importers with the relevant Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation data, thanks to a key investment in an accounting system, which is helping to guarantee its customers receive the relevant factory data on a quarterly basis – whilst ensuring the company is fully prepared for the full implementation of CBAM in 2026.
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