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The LitChemPlast database, compiling data from 372 studies, reveals over 3,500 chemicals in plastics.
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The LitChemPlast database, compiling data from 372 studies, reveals over 3,500 chemicals in plastics.

EPA finalises the cancellation of Dacthal, a pesticide with DCPA, effective October 23, 2024.

Japan enacts strict regulations on hazardous chemicals, including PFAS, to meet global standards, safeguard ecosystems, and enforce industry compliance.

UK HSE's survey on chemical use in post-mortem care seeks insights from professionals by 8 December 2024, to shape future biocide policies.

The EU approves prallethrin for biocidal use in insecticides with conditions to protect health and the environment.

UK FSA explores New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) to advance chemical safety testing, reduce animal testing, and align with ethical standards.
The EFSA’s 2024 report confirms the safety of silicon dioxide (E 551) as a food additive in infant formulas, while recommending stricter limits on lead and arsenic content.

The EU's One Health Task Force launches a 2024–2026 plan to address public health threats through cross-agency collaboration.

The EU’s new urban wastewater treatment rules target hazardous substances, imposing stricter pollution controls and extended producer responsibilities.

The EPA announces a new tolerance for mefenoxam residues on palm oil, addressing safety standards for agricultural chemicals.

The EU extends the approval periods for 13 active substances used in plant protection until 2027, citing delays in risk assessment processes.

Montenegro enforces new rules for food contact regenerated cellulose films, ensuring EU-aligned safety, quality, and compliance standards.

RAC’s latest classification updates on substances like talc, tebuconazole, and 2-pyrrolidone could affect industries from cosmetics to agriculture.

The European Commission seeks public feedback on extending PFOA limits and exemptions for firefighting foams.

The ECHA is assessing regulatory needs for fatty acid oligomers due to environmental concerns.

The EPA has set new fluindapyr tolerance levels for soybean products, ensuring food safety through rigorous risk assessment.

The UK has lifted prosulfuron application restrictions, allowing annual use of the herbicide for improved pest control.

The Firearms United Network, alongside three Polish hunters, argued that the ban infringes on fundamental rights.

Health Canada's 2024-2026 plan brings significant chemical policy updates, including GHS adoption and toxin regulations, aligning with global standards.

This requirement follows years of research linking lead exposure to severe health issues including cognitive impairment and developmental delays.
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