Members

ATIEL is an industry association representing manufacturers and marketers in the European lubricants industry. Through its members’ combined knowledge and experience, it develops scientifically sound responses to key technical, environmental and quality issues that benefit all stakeholders, manufacturers, end-users and the lubricants industry.

The European Council of the Paint, Printing Ink and Artists’ Colours Industry is a non-profit organisation founded in 1951. CEPE represents the interests of approximately 1000 members in the European Union, Norway and Switzerland, bringing approximately 85% of this industry together in its membership.

Cosmetics Europe is the European trade association for the cosmetics and personal care industry. Our members include cosmetics and personal care manufacturers as well as associations representing our industry at the national level, right across Europe. For more than 50 years, Cosmetics Europe has been the voice of the cosmetics and personal care industry in Europe.

Detergents Europe is the voice of the European cleaning and hygiene products industry. The industry's products and solutions support health, wellbeing and resilience across Europe by ensuring hygiene and cleanliness, enabling effective disinfection, protecting people and materials, and helping create clean, comfortable and welcoming spaces where people can live, work and feel confident every day. The European sector has a market value of nearly €50 billion, supporting around 360,000 jobs and spanning over 700 manufacturing sites across Europe, the association brings together industry expertise to advance innovative and sustainable solutions for a cleaner, healthier and more resilient Europe.

The European Federation for Construction Chemicals is a non-profit organisation established in 2007 to represent construction chemical companies and associations in Europe. Based in Brussels, EFCC acts as spokesperson for the construction chemical industry before the European Union institutions, public authorities and other stakeholders on policy issues regarding safety and quality, health, sustainability and resource efficiency.

The European Aerosol Federation was founded in 1959. Today it represents 18 European countries which include more than 350 companies active in the aerosol industry. These range from multi-national corporations to SMEs. FEA has also corresponding members worldwide.

The European Association of Chemical Distributors is the voice of the Chemical Distribution Industry in Europe. Based in Brussels and with a growing membership of Company and National Association Members, Fecc represents over 1,600 companies of which many are small and medium sized companies (SMEs). Fecc Members create value in the supply chain by meeting the demands of over one million downstream users ranging over all branches of industry. They distribute and regularly import substances and preparations vital for the success of the European economy and generate sales of approximately 28 billion Euros per year. The sector employs over 30.000 people.

The Association of the European Adhesive and Sealant Industry, represents 15 National Association Members, 24 Direct Company Members and 19 Affiliate Company Members. With the support of its national associations and direct and affiliated members, FEICA coordinates, represents and advocates the common interests of our industry throughout Europe. In this regard, FEICA works with all relevant stakeholders to create a mutually beneficial economic and legislative environment.

Imaging and Printing Association e.V. is a European association of product manufacturers and technology providers for the imaging and printing industry. I&P Europe members’ products include conventional and digital materials and their processing solutions.
The product portfolio of the membership includes in particular consumables such as inks for digital printing applications, toners, pressroom chemicals, printing plates, photographic mixtures and films as well as equipment products (e.g. printers, printing machines etc.).

Founded in 1973, The International Fragrance Association represents the interests of the fragrance industry worldwide. We bring together seven multinational Regular Member companies, Supporting Members, and hundreds of small and medium-sized fragrance ingredient manufacturers represented via 21 National Associations. As an Association, we are committed to promoting the safe use of fragrance for everyone’s enjoyment, whether in fine fragrances, personal care products, or household products. Our members bring a sense of wonder, creating fragrances that bring joy, emotion and color to people's lives; a sense of purpose, supporting prosperity through jobs and scientific advances; and a sense of responsibility, recognize their duty to protect consumers and respect the environment.