Dataset for info-graphics on TTIP lobbying

Published by Corporate Europe Observatory & Sum of Us, July 2015

What does the data show?

In the dataset (“Lobbying DG Trade on TTIP”) you can see all organisations which have lobbied the European Commission’s trade department (DG Trade) on TTIP – in the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014, in the order of the number of total lobby encounters they had (but you can, of course, sort the data according to different criteria).

The sheet “Graphs all lobby encounters” pulls out different information from the complete dataset: the total number of organisations, which lobbied DG Trade, their national origin, economic sectors etc.

The sheet “Graphs meetings only” pulls together the same information, but only based on the behind-closed door meetings that DG Trade had on TTIP, so excluding information from public stakeholder meetings and consultations. The reason for pulling out this specific information in an extra sheet is the assumption that these meetings behind-closed doors are probably a more effective way of lobbying than participation in public stakeholder meetings and consultations.

Where does the data come from?

The data covers three channels via which lobbyists are trying to influence the TTIP negotiations.

A) Contributions to the Commission’s three public consultations on the agreement in 2012 and 2013 (columns H, I and J in the dataset):

B) Registrations for the Commission’s civil society dialogue meetings on TTIP (the Commission did not release the list of people who actually participated, citing data protection requirements) (columns K-P in the dataset):

C) Lists of “stakeholder meetings” on TTIP behind closed doors as well as additional information about lobby groups from the reports of these meetings (both provided by the Commission in responses to access to information requests) (columns Q, R and S in the dataset – column T summarises all the meetings):

Which time period is covered by the data?

Our data covers the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014 for which we have encompassed publicly available data for all three lobby channels. In particular for the Commission’s behind-closed-door stakeholder meetings on TTIP, there is no encompassing publicly available data yet that covers the period from March 2014 onwards.

How did we categorise the data?

We have combined all entities that work on behalf of for-profit entities in the category “corporate”, hence covering all individual companies, industry federations (even if they call themselves “non-profit”, but work for for-profit companies), public affairs consultancies etc.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

If there was any doubt about the clear labelling of an organisation, we included it in the “miscellaneous” category.

Limitations of the data

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

What is the difference between the previous info-graphics on who’s lobbying most on TTIP?

One year ago, Corporate Europe Observatory already published a similar dataset and info-graphics on who’s lobbying most for TTIP. This dataset includes the previous data – but adds data relating to the period between 03/2013 and 02/2014. So, the dataset you are looking at now is more encompassing and more up to date.

1.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/consultations/documents/consul_147.pdf2.  http://ec.europa.eu/yourvoice/ipm/forms/dispatch?userstate=DisplayPublishedResults&form=ustradefinal33.  http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/international/cooperating-governments/usa/jobs-growth/consultation-on-regulatory-issues_en.htm

1.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=113852.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=114013.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=11406 4.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=114105.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=114116.  http://trade.ec.europa.eu/civilsoc/meetdetails.cfm?meet=11421

1.  List of meetings 1/2012 – 03/2013: http://corporateeurope.org/sites/default/files/ttip-lobby-list.pdf2.  Freedom of information request including the meeting reports released by the Commission for the period 1/2012 – 03/2013: http://www.asktheeu.org/en/request/dg_trade_contacts_with_industry3.  List of meetings 04/2013 – 06/2013: http://www.asktheeu.org/de/request/1642/response/6511/attach/4/List%20of%20meetings%2020%20April%2030%20June%202013%20Eberhardt.pdf4.  List of meetings 07/2013 – 02/2014 (received through an access to information request by Friends of the Earth Europe): http://corporateeurope.org/sites/default/files/dg-trade-list_of_meetings_cingotti_14-0891.pdf

The data is correct as of 1 May 2015.

In the dataset (“Lobbying DG Trade on TTIP”) you can see all organisations which have lobbied the European Commission’s trade department (DG Trade) on TTIP – in the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014, in the order of the number of total lobby encounters they had (but you can, of course, sort the data according to different criteria).

The sheet “Graphs all lobby encounters” pulls out different information from the complete dataset: the total number of organisations, which lobbied DG Trade, their national origin, economic sectors etc.

The sheet “Graphs meetings only” pulls together the same information, but only based on the behind-closed door meetings that DG Trade had on TTIP, so excluding information from public stakeholder meetings and consultations. The reason for pulling out this specific information in an extra sheet is the assumption that these meetings behind-closed doors are probably a more effective way of lobbying than participation in public stakeholder meetings and consultations.

A) Contributions to the Commission’s three public consultations on the agreement in 2012 and 2013 (columns H, I and J in the dataset):

B) Registrations for the Commission’s civil society dialogue meetings on TTIP (the Commission did not release the list of people who actually participated, citing data protection requirements) (columns K-P in the dataset):

C) Lists of “stakeholder meetings” on TTIP behind closed doors as well as additional information about lobby groups from the reports of these meetings (both provided by the Commission in responses to access to information requests) (columns Q, R and S in the dataset – column T summarises all the meetings):

Our data covers the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014 for which we have encompassed publicly available data for all three lobby channels. In particular for the Commission’s behind-closed-door stakeholder meetings on TTIP, there is no encompassing publicly available data yet that covers the period from March 2014 onwards.

We have combined all entities that work on behalf of for-profit entities in the category “corporate”, hence covering all individual companies, industry federations (even if they call themselves “non-profit”, but work for for-profit companies), public affairs consultancies etc.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

If there was any doubt about the clear labelling of an organisation, we included it in the “miscellaneous” category.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

One year ago, Corporate Europe Observatory already published a similar dataset and info-graphics on who’s lobbying most for TTIP. This dataset includes the previous data – but adds data relating to the period between 03/2013 and 02/2014. So, the dataset you are looking at now is more encompassing and more up to date.

http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/international/cooperating-governments/usa/jobs-growth/consultation-on-regulatory-issues_en.htm

2.  Freedom of information request including the meeting reports released by the Commission for the period 1/2012 – 03/2013: http://www.asktheeu.org/en/request/dg_trade_contacts_with_industry3.  List of meetings 04/2013 – 06/2013: http://www.asktheeu.org/de/request/1642/response/6511/attach/4/List%20of%20meetings%2020%20April%2030%20June%202013%20Eberhardt.pdf4.  List of meetings 07/2013 – 02/2014 (received through an access to information request by Friends of the Earth Europe): http://corporateeurope.org/sites/default/files/dg-trade-list_of_meetings_cingotti_14-0891.pdf

In the dataset (“Lobbying DG Trade on TTIP”) you can see all organisations which have lobbied the European Commission’s trade department (DG Trade) on TTIP – in the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014, in the order of the number of total lobby encounters they had (but you can, of course, sort the data according to different criteria).

The sheet “Graphs meetings only” pulls together the same information, but only based on the behind-closed door meetings that DG Trade had on TTIP, so excluding information from public stakeholder meetings and consultations. The reason for pulling out this specific information in an extra sheet is the assumption that these meetings behind-closed doors are probably a more effective way of lobbying than participation in public stakeholder meetings and consultations.

B) Registrations for the Commission’s civil society dialogue meetings on TTIP (the Commission did not release the list of people who actually participated, citing data protection requirements) (columns K-P in the dataset):

C) Lists of “stakeholder meetings” on TTIP behind closed doors as well as additional information about lobby groups from the reports of these meetings (both provided by the Commission in responses to access to information requests) (columns Q, R and S in the dataset – column T summarises all the meetings):

Our data covers the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014 for which we have encompassed publicly available data for all three lobby channels. In particular for the Commission’s behind-closed-door stakeholder meetings on TTIP, there is no encompassing publicly available data yet that covers the period from March 2014 onwards.

We have combined all entities that work on behalf of for-profit entities in the category “corporate”, hence covering all individual companies, industry federations (even if they call themselves “non-profit”, but work for for-profit companies), public affairs consultancies etc.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

One year ago, Corporate Europe Observatory already published a similar dataset and info-graphics on who’s lobbying most for TTIP. This dataset includes the previous data – but adds data relating to the period between 03/2013 and 02/2014. So, the dataset you are looking at now is more encompassing and more up to date.

4.  List of meetings 07/2013 – 02/2014 (received through an access to information request by Friends of the Earth Europe): http://corporateeurope.org/sites/default/files/dg-trade-list_of_meetings_cingotti_14-0891.pdf

In the dataset (“Lobbying DG Trade on TTIP”) you can see all organisations which have lobbied the European Commission’s trade department (DG Trade) on TTIP – in the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014, in the order of the number of total lobby encounters they had (but you can, of course, sort the data according to different criteria).

The sheet “Graphs meetings only” pulls together the same information, but only based on the behind-closed door meetings that DG Trade had on TTIP, so excluding information from public stakeholder meetings and consultations. The reason for pulling out this specific information in an extra sheet is the assumption that these meetings behind-closed doors are probably a more effective way of lobbying than participation in public stakeholder meetings and consultations.

C) Lists of “stakeholder meetings” on TTIP behind closed doors as well as additional information about lobby groups from the reports of these meetings (both provided by the Commission in responses to access to information requests) (columns Q, R and S in the dataset – column T summarises all the meetings):

Our data covers the period between 01/2012 and 02/2014 for which we have encompassed publicly available data for all three lobby channels. In particular for the Commission’s behind-closed-door stakeholder meetings on TTIP, there is no encompassing publicly available data yet that covers the period from March 2014 onwards.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

One year ago, Corporate Europe Observatory already published a similar dataset and info-graphics on who’s lobbying most for TTIP. This dataset includes the previous data – but adds data relating to the period between 03/2013 and 02/2014. So, the dataset you are looking at now is more encompassing and more up to date.

The sheet “Graphs meetings only” pulls together the same information, but only based on the behind-closed door meetings that DG Trade had on TTIP, so excluding information from public stakeholder meetings and consultations. The reason for pulling out this specific information in an extra sheet is the assumption that these meetings behind-closed doors are probably a more effective way of lobbying than participation in public stakeholder meetings and consultations.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

We grouped companies and industry federations according to economic sectors, but obviously there are many overlaps between the sectors. To avoid double counting, we have, for example, included the category “biotech” – even though many of the companies there would also fit into the “chemicals” or “agribusiness” categories. The same is true for the category “chemicals and agribusiness” (obviously at the intersection of the two categories). This means that the actual amount of agribusiness lobbying on TTIP is even bigger than the encounters mentioned in our results.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

The time period is a clear limitation of the data. So are overlaps in the different categories we used, particularly when it comes to the different industry sectors. Also, the data does not account for the fact that not all lobby encounters are equally important when it comes to influencing policy. It is very likely, for example, that an intimate 2 hour meeting behind-closed doors is more effective than participation in the Commission’s Civil Society Dialogue. Finally, the data covers only lobbying of the Commission’s Trade Department (DG Trade), which is leading the EU’s negotiation. The lobbying of other DGs, which are also involved in the negotiations (DG Enterprise and Industry, DG Health and Consumer Protection, DG Agriculture, and so on) is not covered.

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SEA Ships and Maritime Equipment Associa009214311424CorporateASTM ASTM International / StandardSettePrime Prime (Stockholm Communications Ag / CorporateAAK AAK / CorporateAON AON / CorporateBIP Bureau Interprofessionel du Pruneau / CorporateCerealDocks Cereal Docks / CorporateCISI Chartered Institute for Securities & In / CorporateFME FME Netherlands / CorporateFMI FMI Fachverband Metallwaren und verw/ CorporateInditex Inditex / CorporateSchwabe Schwabe GmbH / CorporateCHN CHN International / CorporateGPhA US Generics Pharma Association / CorporateLevi's Levi's / CorporateMaterion Materion / CorporateRalphLauren Ralph Lauren / CorporateUSARice USA Rice Federation / CorporateAENOR Spanish Association for Standardisation/ StandardSetteBFI British Film Institute / MiscellaneousForumU&E German NGO Forum on Environment a/ NGOs/ConsumeSWE-Konsumenter Swedish Consumer Association | Sver / NGOs/ConsumeAECA American European Community Associ996568414630CorporateMPAA Motion Picture Association of America 95201401713- CorporateSES SES – Global Satellite Service Provide 93799097410- CorporateEFOW European Federation of Origin Wines 93296213494- CorporateBrusselsAir Brussels Airlines 931701916057CorporateEurofer The European Steel Association 93038071152- CorporateUSDEC US Dairy Export Council 927974415051CorporateMediaset Mediaset (Italian Media Company) 91471238809- Corporate3MEurope 3 M Europe 91425447458- CorporateVodafone Vodafone 90142503473- CorporateBAE BAE Systems 87286671805- CorporateCEPS Centre for European Policy Studies 86853666704- Corporate

IIEA Institute of International and European 866815515160CorporateEFFCI The European Federation for Cosmetic 851622911641CorporateFranceTelecom France Telecom / Orange France 76704342721- CorporateTelenor Telenor 74126393166- CorporateDSM DSM 73926352722- CorporateGM General Motors 6781451805-03CorporateICMP International Confederation of Music P 65684839099- Corporateahdb Agriculture and Horticulture Developm 625976815556MiscellaneousEUROMETAUX Eurometaux 61650796093- CorporateVBN Dutch Flower Auctions Association 60862364841- CorporateIFPI International Federation of the Phonogr60394321918- CorporateETRMA European Tyre and Rubber Manufacture6025320863-1 CorporateRTL RTL Group 59267165790- CorporateCEPI European Coordination of Independent59052572261- NGOs/ConsumeBBA British Bankers Association 5897733662-7 CorporateBIPAR European Association of Insurance Int 58041461167- CorporateEGDF European Games Developer Federatio 57235487137- CorporateDOW Dow Corning Solar Solutions 55291765363-3CorporateCELCAA European Liaison Committee for Agricul546282614966CorporateNewsCorp News Corp 544873617314CorporateNovo Novozymes 52195525403- CorporateBlackRock Black Rock 51436554494- Corporate

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CSI US Coalition of Services Industries 476563116675CorporatePew Pew Research Global Attitudes Project46834536998- NGOs/ConsumeEDA European Dairy Association 42967152383- CorporateAstraZeneca AstraZeneca 42561875992- CorporateSamsung Samsung 40471017282- CorporateEBAY Ebay Inc. 40386322300- CorporateSWEENTERPRISE Confederation of Swedish Enterprise 39912257528- CorporateCLA CropLife America 382444715442CorporateIFRRO International Federation of Reproducti 37740186466- NGOs/ConsumeTyco Tyco 34538227040- CorporateEFAMA European Funds and Asset Managemen3373670692-2 CorporateINSURANCEEUROPE Insurance Europe 33213703459- CorporateMorgStan Morgan Stanley 29701922039- CorporateCONFINDUSTRIA Confederazione Generale dell'Industria 27762251795- CorporateTeva Teva Pharmaceutical Industries 27116427434- CorporateWaltDisney Walt Disney 256463315409CorporateDAIMLER Daimler 2349218828-4 CorporateLysios Lysios Public Affairs 22561156762- CorporatePantarhei Pantarhei Europe (Corporate Advisors)21877126545- CorporateBlackberry Blackberry 20374277037- CorporateACT Association of Commercial Televisions 18574111503- CorporatePROFEL European Association of Fruit and Vege14946504665- CorporateMICHELIN Michelin 1413466815-0 CorporateICE Intercontinental Exchange Group (ICE)141041215133CorporateWalmart Walmart 116598617622CorporateHuawei Huawei 114467111412CorporateKGA Kreab Gavin Anderson 1078390517-5 CorporateAIM European Brands Association 1074382679-0 CorporateINTA International Trademark Association 10141574843- CorporateTexasInstruments Texas Instruments 07150813848- CorporateLufthansa Lufthansa 0714344663-3 CorporateECPA European Crop Protection Association 0711626572-2 CorporateITIC Information Technology Industry Counc061601915428CorporateALLIANZ Allianz 05503341949- CorporateGoogle Google 03181945560- CorporateInmarsat Inmarsat Global Ltd 007453915616CorporateQualcomm Qualcomm 00358442856- CorporateEPO European Patent Office / PublicAdministACC American Chemistry Council (ACC) / CorporateAdvaMed Advanced Medical Technology Associa/ CorporateMITA Medical Imaging & Technology Allianc / CorporatePCPC Personal Care Products Council (PCP / CorporateTIA US Toy Industry Association / CorporateAMCHAM-FR American Chamber of Commerce Fran / CorporateECORYS Ecorys / CorporateECTA European Chemical Transport Associat/ CorporateEFPRA European Fat Processors & Renderers / CorporateGasStrat Gas Strategies / CorporateSkynet Skynet / CorporateTessenderlo Tessenderlo / CorporateBAFT Bankers Association for Finance and / CorporateWFII World Federation of Insurance Intermed/ CorporateTouchdown Touchdown Consulting / CorporateAIG Amercian International Group / CorporateACLI American Council of Life Insurers / CorporateACTE Association of Corporate Travel Execut/ CorporateADADC US Dairy Association / Corporate

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Aflac Aflac / CorporateAIADC American Insurance Association / CorporateCouncilFR Council on Foreign Relations (US) / CorporateEastWest EastWest Institute / CorporateHamPS Hamilton Place Strategies / CorporateJetBlue Jet Blue / CorporateRIAA Record Industry Association of Americ / CorporateUSBC US Business Coalition / CorporateSteptoe Steptoe / CorporateTALD The Transatlantic Labour Dialogue / NGOs/ConsumeHarvard Harvard Business School / MiscellaneousSAA Society of Audiovisual Authors 99336382936- NGOs/ConsumeGreenpeace Greenpeace European Unit 9832909575-4 NGOs/ConsumeIEA Industrial Ethanol Association 97917488002- CorporateClientEarth ClientEarth 96645517357- NGOs/ConsumeVON Voice on the Net Coalition Europe 96615638697- CorporateTSIC Trade Secrets and Innovation Coalition956363012640CorporateEURALARM European Electronic and Fire Security 94201247949- CorporateCCI-PARIS Chambre de commerce et d'industrie de93699614732- CorporateIFTF International Fur Federation 93417326513- CorporateFFII Foundation for a Free Information Infra 903724910906NGOs/ConsumeGFMA Global Financial Markets Association 898223513605CorporateESIP European Social Insurance Platform 883980785-32 CorporateOxfam Oxfam Solidarite 87235709003- NGOs/ConsumeAAI ActionAid 85103504511- NGOs/ConsumeSocialPlatform Platform of European Social NGOs 85083981189- NGOs/ConsumeEUROCOMMERCE EuroCommerce 84973761187- CorporateFTA Foreign Trade Association 84768556104- CorporateEUROCOTON European Federation of the Cotton and A84723161705- CorporateIFIA International Federation of Inspection 840667012559CorporateIPFederation IP Federation 83549331760- CorporateFoodServiceEurope Food Service Europe 822198744-40 CorporateACV-CSC Confédération des Syndicats Chrétiens80866452991- NGOs/Consume

40858 Vlaamse Noord-Zuidbewegning - 11.1179444464737- NGOs/ConsumeAICE Associazione italiana commercio ester 78224826154- CorporateFEFAC Federation Europeenne des Fabricant 77105321408- CorporateFIAD International Federation of Film Distrib 757797110981CorporateEUCOFEL Association Europeene du Commerce d73566332602- CorporateASSUC European Association of Sugar Trader 73074372526- CorporateCEPI2 Confederation of European Paper Indus72279144480- CorporateETUCE European Trade Union Committee for 72197913011- NGOs/ConsumeBMW BMW Group 7193977808-1 CorporateAccess Access 71149477682- NGOs/ConsumeIVF International Video Federation 7013477846-2 CorporateLO Swedish Trade Union Confederation 69927546143-06NGOs/ConsumeSwedishTradeUnions-B Brussels Office of the Swedish Trade 69927546143- NGOs/ConsumeBAB2 British American Business 694474316597CorporateFDF Food and Drink Federation 67397672117- CorporateLKO Landwirtschaftskammer Österreich 66690371529- NGOs/ConsumeRGA Remote Gambling Association 65430065178- CorporateWAP World Animal Protection 630990212371NGOs/ConsumeDSGV Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverba 62379064909- CorporateCECE Committee for European Construction 60534525900- CorporateHBS Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung 60404068097- NGOs/ConsumeAFG Association Francaise de la Gestion Fi 5975679180-9 CorporateBMA British Medical Association 59537502076- NGOs/ConsumeCEEP2 European Centre of Employers and Ente59513031434- Corporate

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ECSA European Community Shipowners' Asso59004966537- Corporateapwpt Association of Professional Wireless P 584593612590MiscellaneousFairwatch Fairwatch (funded) 57965956569- NGOs/ConsumeStarchEurope Starch Europe 57787966531- CorporateDI Confederation of Danish Industry 5749958415-4 CorporateESSU European Services Strategy Unit 57105017554- NGOs/ConsumeCIRFS European Man-made Fibres Associatio5691104733-9 CorporateMTK Maa – ja metsätaloustuottajain Keskuli 56039441735- NGOs/ConsumeCANEurope Climate Action Network Europe 55888811123- NGOs/ConsumeUEAPME European Association of Craft, Small 55820581197- CorporateP&G Procter & Gamble 5519077766-1 CorporateEUROISPA European Association of Internet Servi 54437813115- CorporateEGEDA Entidad de Gestión de Derechos de los52417673283- CorporateAPRODEV Association of World Council of Churc 5189768701-1 NGOs/ConsumeITUC International Trade Union Confederati 51806831589- NGOs/ConsumeFFSA Fédération Francaise des Sociétés d' 5149794935-3 CorporateANEC European Association for the Co-ordin 507800799-30 NGOs/ConsumeNed-Eierhandel Algemene Nederlandse Vereniging van50748354145- CorporateICCUK International Chamber of Commerce U 50674299591-83CorporateTI-EU Transparency International EU 501222919-71 NGOs/ConsumeCCIR Chamber of Commerce and Industry o 50010309738- CorporateCEFS European Sugar Producers Association49679062863- CorporateEFIA European Fertiliser Import Association 49518443705- CorporateCEMA European Agricultural Machinery 489575310490CorporateCCBE Council of Bars and Law Societies of 4760969620-6 MiscellaneousGroupePAC Groupe Pac 2013 475652711528NGOs/ConsumeEBF European Banking Federation 4722660838-2 CorporateECAS European Citizen Action Service 47003483702- NGOs/ConsumeGdB Groep van Brugge 46432082151- NGOs/ConsumeEurothon Comité européen interprofessionnel du 46018232355- CorporateANPP ASSOCIATION NATIONALE POMMES455572215639CorporateEMB European Milk Board 45338982456- NGOs/ConsumeJMC Japan Machinery Center 45067216172- CorporateHAI Stichting Health Action International 44361352681- NGOs/ConsumeFedustria Fedustria 44225291233- CorporateMEDEF Mouvement des Entreprises de France43763731235- CorporateALSTOM Alstom 43284012043- CorporateEurocinema Eurocinema – Association de producteu43245696854- CorporateFEP-FEE Federation of European Publishers 398541467-53 CorporateQCEA Quaker Council for European Affairs 3960234639-2 NGOs/ConsumeTUSIAD TUSIAD 38870176589- CorporateDK-Slag Danske Slagterier (Danish Bacon and 3839770698-1 CorporateLSEW Law Society of England and Wales 38020227042- MiscellaneousEUWEP European Union of Wholesale with Egg36546161539- CorporateOEIT European Organisation of Tomato Indus35628678901- CorporateABBL Association des Banques et Banquier 3505006282-5 CorporateCIA Confederazione Italiana Agricoltori 341436210542NGOs/ConsumeSERCOBE Spanish National Association of Manuf 340041914944CorporateFSFE Free Software Foundation Europe 33882407107- NGOs/ConsumeFGB Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini 335446516426MiscellaneousE-Pure European Producers Union of Renewab32591134448- CorporateEOS European Organisation for Security 32134385519- CorporateFERM European Rice Millers 31958409365- CorporateHDE Handelsverband Deutschland 31200871765- CorporateBellona Bellona Europa 29934726424- NGOs/ConsumeÖRAK Österreichischer Rechtsanwaltskamme29642463540- MiscellaneousSACD Société des auteurs et compositeurs d 29364773893- NGOs/Consume

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VZBV Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband 2893800753-4 NGOs/ConsumeOFE Limited OFE Limited 2702114689-0 CorporateCEEV Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins2663914841-2 CorporateFuelsEurope Fuels Europe 26207914726- CorporateFENAP Federation of European Numismatic Tr25095868993- CorporateFIA International Federation of Actors 24070646198- NGOs/ConsumeBEAF Bureau Européen de l'Agriculture Franç23921286363- NGOs/ConsumeBAK Bundesarbeitskammer Österreich Austr23869471911- NGOs/ConsumeTAE TechAmerica Europe 2306836892-9 CorporateBAB British Agricultural Bureau 23029147081- NGOs/ConsumeIFAW Internationaler Tierschutz-Fonds 22644632329- NGOs/ConsumeDIHK Deutscher Industrie- und Handelskam 22400601191- CorporateEPEE European Partnership for Energy and 22276738915- CorporateEECA European Electronic Component Manufa22092908193- CorporateCOCERAL Comité du commerce des céréales, alimen2050009628-3 CorporateSeldia The European Direct Selling Associati 1710335466-1 CorporateEDRI European Digital Rights 16311905144- NGOs/ConsumeCECCM Confederation of European Community 1496873833-9 CorporateVKU Verband Kommunaler Unternehmen 1420587986-3 MiscellaneousWWF-EU WWF European Policy Programme 1414929419-2 NGOs/ConsumeEuropaBio EuropaBio 1298286943-5 CorporateEK Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK1274604847-3 CorporateIMPALA IMPALA Association Internationale 12383069253- CorporateASOPROVAC Asociación Española de Productores 120867616360CorporateVDE Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik 1059364571-7 CorporateWKO Wirtschaftskammer Österreich | Austr 10405322962- CorporateBDB Association of German Banks 0764199368-9 CorporateDGB German Federal Trade Union Confeder07595112423- NGOs/ConsumeCCI-Alpmed Les CCI Alpmed 069986110812CorporateIP Alliance for Intellectual Property 059925414814CorporateCECED European Committee of Domestic Equip04201463642- CorporateLEEM Leem - Les entreprises du médicament04029409214- CorporateECA European Cocoa Association 03804222429- CorporateFecc European Association of Chemical Dist0346440357-8 CorporateDCC Danish Chamber of Commerce 0330934426-1 CorporateCEOE La Confederación Española de Organi 02963738854- CorporateTIE Toy Industries of Europe 016371114093CorporateDBF Délégation de Barreaux de France 0118191795-1 MiscellaneousEUROCHAMBRES The Association of European Chamber0014082722-8 CorporateEESC European Economic and Social Commi/ PublicAdministNo-Transat Plateforme contre le transatlantisme / NGOs/ConsumeEABO European-American Business Organiza/ CorporateTAWC Transatlantic Animal Welfare Council / NGOs/ConsumeUltimate Circle Ultimate Circle / NGOs/ConsumeAEFJ Spanish Toy Association (AEFJ) / CorporateAFME Asociación de Fabricantes de Material / CorporateAMCHAM-DE American Chamber of Commerce in G / CorporateAPIC Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Co / CorporateAROMICS Aromics / CorporateBIO BIO Biotechnology Industry Organizati / CorporateBöschBoden Bösch Boden Spies / CorporateCONSULTIAA CONSULTIAA / CorporateCONTINED Contined b.v. / CorporateDienes Dienes Werke GmbH & Co. KG / CorporateEFCG European Fine Chemicals Group / CorporateFederoafi Federazione Nazionale Orafi Argentieri / CorporateFOA Futures and Options Association (FOA / Corporate

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JOSims J.O. Sims Ltd / CorporateMentor The Mentor Partnership / CorporateModeAParis FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE LA C / CorporatePominter Pominter sarl / CorporateTIACA The International Air Cargo Associatio / CorporateUVAX UVAX Concepts / CorporateVoestalpine Voestalpine Edelstahl / CorporateAAPC American Automotive Policy Council / CorporateBRT Business Roundtable (BR) / CorporateCHPA Consumer Healthcare Products Associa/ CorporateCRA Corn Refiners Association / CorporateMEMA Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Asso/ CorporateNEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Asso / CorporateNMPA US National Music Publishers Association / CorporateOceanSpray Ocean Spray International, Inc. / CorporateSOCMA Society of Chemical Manufacturers and / CorporateWOLFGROUP The Wolf Group / CorporateDK Danish Government / PublicAdministDTC Danish Trade Council / PublicAdministESP_TRADE David Gomez, Trade Commission of S / PublicAdministEuroCoop European Community of Consumer Coo/ MiscellaneousLAT Latvian Government / PublicAdministNexus Nexus Foundation / NGOs/Consume

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Agribusiness+Chemical EU TradeAs_Agribusiness+ChemicalCrossSector UK TradeAs_CrossSectorEngineeringMachinery EU TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryChemical DE TradeAs_ChemicalExpressLogistics US Company_ExpressLogisticsEngineeringMachinery EU TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessSecurityDefence FR Company_SecurityDefenceAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness DK TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness INTL TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessTelecomICT SE Company_TelecomICTNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOEngineeringMachinery EU TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryEngineeringMachinery DE TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryEnergy EU TradeAs_EnergyAudiovisualMedia DE MiscellaneousCrossSector UK TradeAs_CrossSectorPharma US Company_PharmaNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad DK ConsumerAssociationPharma CH Company_PharmaThinkTank DE ThinkTankPharma US Company_PharmaLaw US Company_LawPharma EU TradeAs_PharmaFinance US Company_FinanceTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTPharma UK Company_PharmaTelecomICT INTL TradeAs_TelecomICTAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessTextiles EU TradeAs_TextilesConsumerProducts EU TradeAs_ConsumerProductsPublicAffairsAgency US PublicAffairsAgencyTextiles US Company_TextilesFinance US Company_FinanceAudiovisualMedia EU TradeUnionAssociationExpressLogistics US Company_ExpressLogisticsFinance UK Company_FinanceAgribusiness+Chemical EU TradeAs_Agribusiness+ChemicalTelecomICT EU TradeAs_TelecomICTTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTPharma US TradeAs_PharmaTransport DK Company_TransportNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad US TradeUnionAssociationSecurityDefence FR Company_SecurityDefenceTransport EU TradeAs_TransportSecurityDefence EU TradeAs_SecurityDefenceFinance US Company_FinanceAgribusiness IT TradeAs_AgribusinessEngineeringMachinery US Company_EngineeringMachineryAgribusiness US Company_AgribusinessExpressLogistics EU TradeAs_ExpressLogisticsExpressLogistics FR Company_ExpressLogistics

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Finance US TradeAs_FinanceAudiovisualMedia EU TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaTelecomICT INTL TradeAs_TelecomICTTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTFarmers EU FarmersPharma EU TradeAs_PharmaAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessTelecomICT NL Company_TelecomICTNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad UK TradeUnionAssociationCrossSector DE TradeAs_CrossSectorChemical DE Company_ChemicalPharma DE TradeAs_PharmaTransport EU TradeAs_TransportTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTThinkTank UK ThinkTankProfessionalServices US Company_ProfessionalServicesNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGONGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOCrossSector BE TradeAs_CrossSectorFinance DE TradeAs_FinanceAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOAgribusiness US Company_AgribusinessTelecomICT DE TradeAs_TelecomICTTobacco US Company_TobaccoTransport DK TradeAs_TransportEnergy FR Company_EnergyMetalIndustry EU TradeAs_MetalIndustryNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad IT ConsumerAssociationNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGONGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU TradeUnionAssociationProfessionalServices IE Company_ProfessionalServicesEngineeringMachinery SE Company_EngineeringMachineryFinance US Company_FinancePublicAffairsAgency US PublicAffairsAgencyAgribusiness US Company_AgribusinessFinance US TradeAs_FinancePharma DK Company_PharmaFinance EU TradeAs_FinanceNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad INTL NGOTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTCrossSector EU TradeAs_CrossSectorAgribusiness SE Company_AgribusinessCrossSector IE TradeAs_CrossSectorNgos/ConsumerOrganisations/Trade EU NGOConsumerProducts FR Company_ConsumerProductsTelecomICT US TradeAs_TelecomICTPharma DK Company_PharmaEngineeringMachinery AT TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryEnergy US Company_EnergyFinance UK Company_FinanceNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad UK NGOProfessionalServices UK Company_ProfessionalServicesNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad UK ConsumerAssociationNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad FR ConsumerAssociationAgribusiness US Company_Agribusiness

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EngineeringMachinery EU TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryStandardSetter US StandardSetterPublicAffairsAgency SE PublicAffairsAgencyAgribusiness SE Company_AgribusinessFinance UK Company_FinanceAgribusiness FR TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness IT Company_AgribusinessFinance UK TradeAs_FinanceEngineeringMachinery NL TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryMetalIndustry DE TradeAs_MetalIndustryTextiles ES Company_TextilesPharma DE Company_PharmaEngineeringMachinery IT Company_EngineeringMachineryPharma US TradeAs_PharmaTextiles US Company_TextilesEngineeringMachinery US Company_EngineeringMachineryTextiles US Company_TextilesAgribusiness US TradeAs_AgribusinessStandardSetter ES StandardSetterAudiovisualMedia UK MiscellaneousNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad DE NGONGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad SE ConsumerAssociationCrossSector EU+US TradeAs_CrossSectorAudiovisualMedia US TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaTelecomICT LU Company_TelecomICTAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessTransport BE Company_TransportMetalIndustry EU TradeAs_MetalIndustryAgribusiness US TradeAs_AgribusinessAudiovisualMedia IT Company_AudiovisualMediaEngineeringMachinery US Company_EngineeringMachineryTelecomICT UK Company_TelecomICTSecurityDefence UK Company_SecurityDefenceThinkTank BE ThinkTank

ThinkTank IE ThinkTankChemical EU TradeAs_ChemicalTelecomICT FR Company_TelecomICTTelecomICT NO Company_TelecomICTBioTech NL Company_BioTechAutomobiles US Company_AutomobilesAudiovisualMedia INTL TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaMiscellaneous UK MiscellaneousMetalIndustry EU TradeAs_MetalIndustryAgribusiness NL TradeAs_AgribusinessAudiovisualMedia INTL TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaAutomobiles EU TradeAs_AutomobilesAudiovisualMedia LU Company_AudiovisualMediaAudiovisualMedia EU TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaFinance UK TradeAs_FinanceFinance EU TradeAs_FinanceAudiovisualMedia EU TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaChemical US Company_ChemicalAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAudiovisualMedia US Company_AudiovisualMediaBioTech DK Company_BioTechFinance US Company_Finance

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CrossSector US TradeAs_CrossSectorThinkTank US ThinkTankAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessPharma SE Company_PharmaTelecomICT KR Company_TelecomICTTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTCrossSector SE TradeAs_CrossSectorAgribusiness+Chemical US TradeAs_Agribusiness+ChemicalNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad INTL TradeUnionAssociationSecurityDefence IE Company_SecurityDefenceFinance EU TradeAs_FinanceFinance EU TradeAs_FinanceFinance US Company_FinanceCrossSector IT TradeAs_CrossSectorPharma IE Company_PharmaAudiovisualMedia US Company_AudiovisualMediaAutomobiles DE Company_AutomobilesPublicAffairsAgency FR PublicAffairsAgencyPublicAffairsAgency AT PublicAffairsAgencyTelecomICT CA Company_TelecomICTAudiovisualMedia EU TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAutomobiles FR Company_AutomobilesFinance US Company_FinanceCommerce US Company_CommerceTelecomICT CN Company_TelecomICTPublicAffairsAgency SE PublicAffairsAgencyCrossSector EU TradeAs_CrossSectorCrossSector INTL TradeAs_CrossSectorTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTTransport DE Company_TransportAgribusiness+Chemical EU TradeAs_Agribusiness+ChemicalTelecomICT US TradeAs_TelecomICTFinance DE Company_FinanceTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTTelecomICT UK Company_TelecomICTTelecomICT US Company_TelecomICTPublicAdministration EU PatentOfficeChemical US TradeAs_ChemicalHealthTech US TradeAs_HealthTechHealthTech US TradeAs_HealthTechConsumerProducts US TradeAs_ConsumerProductsConsumerProducts US TradeAs_ConsumerProductsCrossSector US+F TradeAs_CrossSectorProfessionalServices NL Company_ProfessionalServicesTransport EU TradeAs_TransportAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessProfessionalServices UK Company_ProfessionalServicesTelecomICT BE Company_TelecomICTChemical BE Company_ChemicalFinance UK TradeAs_FinanceFinance INTL TradeAs_FinanceProfessionalServices NL Company_ProfessionalServicesFinance US Company_FinanceFinance US TradeAs_FinanceProfessionalServices US TradeAs_ProfessionalServicesAgribusiness US TradeAs_Agribusiness

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Finance US Company_FinanceFinance US TradeAs_FinanceThinkTank US ThinkTankThinkTank US ThinkTankPublicAffairsAgency US PublicAffairsAgencyTransport US Company_TransportAudiovisualMedia US TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaCrossSector US TradeAs_CrossSectorLaw US Company_LawNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU+US TradeUnionAssociationAcademic US AcademicAudiovisualMedia EU TradeUnionAssociationNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad UK NGOTelecomICT EU TradeAs_TelecomICTCrossSector BE TradeAs_CrossSectorSecurityDefence EU TradeAs_SecurityDefenceCrossSector FR TradeAs_CrossSectorTextiles INTL TradeAs_TextilesNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOFinance INTL TradeAs_FinanceFinance EU TradeAs_FinanceNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad BE NGONGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad INTL NGONGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU NGOCommerce EU TradeAs_CommerceCommerce EU TradeAs_CommerceTextiles EU TradeAs_TextilesCrossSector INTL TradeAs_CrossSectorCrossSector UK TradeAs_CrossSectorAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad BE TradeUnionAssociationNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad BE NGOCommerce IT TradeAs_CrossSectorAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAudiovisualMedia INTL TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessAgribusiness EU TradeAs_AgribusinessPaper EU TradeAs_PaperNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad EU TradeUnionAssociationAutomobiles DE Company_AutomobilesNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad INTL NGOAudiovisualMedia INTL TradeAs_AudiovisualMediaNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad SE TradeUnionAssociationNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad SE TradeUnionAssociationCrossSector UK+US TradeAs_CrossSectorAgribusiness UK TradeAs_AgribusinessFarmers AT FarmersGambling INTL TradeAs_GamblingNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad INTL NGOFinance DE TradeAs_FinanceEngineeringMachinery EU TradeAs_EngineeringMachineryThinkTank DE ThinkTankFinance FR TradeAs_FinanceNGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/Trad UK TradeUnionAssociationCrossSector EU TradeAs_CrossSector

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1) Total number of actors lobbying DG Trade on TTIPGeneral Sector Number of organisationsCorporate 372Miscellaneous 15NGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/TradeUnions 77PublicAdministration 6StandardSetter 4

2) Total number of DG Trade lobby encounters on TTIPGeneral Sector Total N° of lobby encountersCorporate 943Miscellaneous 27NGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/TradeUnions 166PublicAdministration 14StandardSetter 12

3) Lobby groups which had most lobby encounters with DG Trade on TTIP

Organisation Short Total N° of lobby encountersBusiness Europe 20Transatlantic Business Council (ex Transatlantic 19European Services Forum 19European Chemical Industry Council 16European Automobile Manufacturer's Associatio 16European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industrie 15Food Drink Europe 15European Generic Medicines Association 13American Chamber of Commerce to the EU 12Digital Europe 11Freshfel 11European Apparel & Textile Associaton 11Confederation of British Industry 11US Chamber of Commerce 10European Trade Union Confederation 10

Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie 10European Farmers – European Agri-Cooperatives 10European Association of Dairy Trade 10European Telecommunications Network Operator 10

4) Corporate sectors which lobbied DG Trade most on TTIPSpecific Sector Total N° of lobby encountersAgribusiness 171CrossSector 168TelecomICT 90EngineeringMachinery 64Pharma 60Finance 58Automobiles 39Textiles 37Chemical 35AudiovisualMedia 28HealthTech 28Commerce 20ConsumerProducts 20Transport 18Agribusiness+Chemical 17ExpressLogistics 16Miscellaneous (Think Tanks & Law Firms) 14SecurityDefence 13ProfessionalServices 10Tobacco 8PublicAffairsAgency 8MetalIndustry 8Energy 6BioTech 5Paper 1Gambling 1

5) National Origin of corporate actors lobbying DG Trade on TTIPCountry of origin Total N° of corporate actors from the respective country lobbying DG Trade on TTIPEU 115US 89DE 28UK 25FR 18INTL 16DK 10ES 10NL 8SE 8BE 7IT 7IE 5EU+US 4AT 3LU 3CH 2FI 2CA 1CN 1

FR+IT 1JP 1KR 1Mis 1NO 1RO 1TR 1UK+US 1US+D 1US+F 1

6) Corporate TTIP lobbyists in the EU lobby register vs. non-registered onesnon-registered 80registered 292

7) US-based corporate lobbyists in the EU lobby register vs. non-registered onesnon-registered US 37registered US 54

3) Lobby groups which had most lobby encounters with DG Trade on TTIP

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1) Total number of actors meeting DG Trade on TTIPGeneral Sector Number of organisationsCorporate 250Miscellaneous 5NGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/TradeUnion 28PublicAdministration 1StandardSetter 4

2) Total number of lobby meetings with DG Trade on TTIPGeneral Sector Total N° of meetings with DG TradeCorporate 528Miscellaneous 6NGOs/ConsumerOrganisations/TradeUnion 53PublicAdministration 1StandardSetter 9

3) Lobby groups which had most meetings behind closed doors with DG Trade on TTIPOrganisation ShortBUSINESSEUROPE 15TABC (ex TABD + EABC) 14ACEA 12CEFIC 12ESF 11EFPIA 11FOODDRINKEUROPE 8DigitalEU 7USCC 7BEUC 7Eucomed 7EDMA 7IBM 7EGA 6Freshfel 6

Total N° of meetings with DG Trade

ETUC 6COPA-COGECA 6BDI 6COCIR 6Ford 6EURATEX 5Eucolait 5BT 5CosmeticsEU 5Eli Lilly 5Nokia 5Siemens 5AMCHAMEU 4ORGALIME 4TCD 4AVEC 4CEN/CENELEC 4DDB 4CITYUK 4CLEPA 4EX PLA 4BCTT 4CLITRAVI 4NESTLE 4DHL 4DT 4VDA 4

4) Corporate Sectors with most meetings with DG Trade on TTIPSpecific sector Total N° of meetings with DG TradeAgribusiness 85CrossSector 78TelecomICT 63Pharma 45Finance 40EngineeringMachinery 31Automobiles 30HealthTech 22Chemical 20ExpressLogistics 13Miscellaneous (Think Tanks & Law Firms) 13Textiles 12AudiovisualMedia 10ConsumerProducts 10Transport 10SecurityDefence 9PublicAffairsAgency 8Agribusiness+Chemical 7ProfessionalServices 7Energy 4MetalIndustry 4Tobacco 4BioTech 2Commerce 1

5) National Origin of corporate actors meeting DG Trade on TTIPCountry of origin Total N° of corporate actors from respective country meetings DG Trade on TTIPUS 78EU 66DE 19UK 19FR 9SE 8DK 7INTL 7NL 6BE 5IE 5IT 5AT 2CH 2ES 2EU+US 2LU 2CA 1CN 1FI 1KR 1NO 1US+F 1

6) Comparing the amount of lobby meetings on TTIP between the two phases (we excluded think tanks and law firms for this graph)

Agribusiness 69Agribusiness+Chemical 5AudiovisualMedia 8Automobiles 22BioTech 2Chemical 12Commerce 1ConsumerProducts 6CrossSector 39Energy 0EngineeringMachinery 9ExpressLogistics 11Finance 15Gambling 0HealthTech 16

Meetings with DG Trade 01/12-03/13

Miscellaneous (Think Tanks & Law Firms) 6MetalIndustry 2Paper 0Pharma 7ProfessionalServices 4PublicAffairsAgency 5SecurityDefence 9TelecomICT 39Textiles 2Tobacco 1Transport 7

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Meetings with DG Trade 01/12-03/13

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Meetings with DG Trade 01/12-03/13

Meetings with DG Trade 04/13-02/14

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Meetings with DG Trade 01/12-03/13

Meetings with DG Trade 04/13-02/14

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