ECHA Evaluates Regulatory Needs for Hydroxyphenyl Benzotriazoles
If the hazards are confirmed, restrictions on the use of these substances are proposed to minimise environmental release and human exposure.
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Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency Confirms Environmental Concerns Over Diuron
The evaluation confirms that Diuron poses a confirmed risk of endocrine disruption to the environment.
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Hefty Fine for Trader Who Sold Toxic Jewellery
Tests revealed that a children's jewellery set contained over 6,000 times the legal limit of Cadmium, a carcinogenic element.
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PMC Vlissingen Netherlands Challenges European Commission on DBTO Regulation
This case highlights the ongoing debates and disagreements between chemical companies and regulatory authorities over the safety classifications of substances.
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Vermont Enacts Comprehensive Legislation to Regulate Harmful Chemicals in Consumer Products
The law will roll out in phases: key sections on chemicals in cosmetics, menstrual products, PFAS, and firefighting agents take effect January 1, 2026.
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Court Rejects Appeal in Cruelty Free Europe's Case Against ECHA
The Court found that CFE's appeal did not meet the necessary criteria to proceed.
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ECHA Proposes New Regulations for Silver and Silver Compounds
Several silver compounds have been identified as potential reproductive toxins.
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EPA Proposes New Regulations on n-Methylpyrrolidone (NMP)
The EPA has conducted an economic analysis estimating the incremental costs of the proposed rule to be approximately $396 million annually over 20 years.
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Maine DEP Strengthens PFAS Regulations to Protect Environment
The law outlines a phased approach to banning products containing intentionally added PFAS, with specific dates for different categories.
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ECHA Board of Appeal Dismisses Jungbunzlauer Ladenburg GmbH's Appeal
The board concluded that Jungbunzlauer Ladenburg GmbH's registration dossier remained non-compliant with the necessary information requirements.
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REF-10 Workshop Reveals Persistent Challenges in EU Chemical Compliance
A significant 81% of participants recognised the presence of "free riders" who avoid compliance duties.
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ECHA Report Highlights Health Risks of 1,2-Dichloroethane in Consumer Goods
ECHA finds existing regulations address EDC risks in articles, so no new restrictions are needed. Continued monitoring and enforcement are essential.
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ECHA Streamlines Biocides Consultations
ECHA's new consultation process ensures thorough assessment of hazardous substances, aiming to identify and utilise safer alternatives whenever possible.
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Proposed Inclusion of Methoxychlor in EU Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Regulation
The Commission has opened a public consultation period ending on 27 June 2024.
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EU Introduces New Regulation on Safeners and Synergists in Plant Protection Products
The new regulation sets up a structured program for the gradual review of safeners and synergists already on the market.
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EPA Halts Acceptance of Data for Pesticide Registration from a Non-compliant Laboratory
In May 2023, the EPA reviewed two suspicious studies conducted at Palamur, leading to concerns about possible data falsification.
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EPA Enforcement Actions at Facilities in Arizona, California, and Nevada Address Chemical Safety Deficiencies
The Clean Air Act mandates that facilities using extremely hazardous substances must develop and implement risk management plans.
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EU Imposes Stricter Regulations on Siloxanes
From 6 June 2026, D4, D5, and D6 cannot be marketed as substances, constituents, or in mixtures with concentrations ≥0.1% by weight, with certain exemptions.
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EU Commission Rejects Authorisation of BOMBEX® PEBBYS® CS Over Health Concerns
France and Germany cited health risks from manufacturing and harmful substances, including isocyanates and PBT/vPvB chemicals, in the biocidal product.
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UK HSE Call for Evidence on PFAS in Firefighting Foams
Stakeholders with info on PFAS or alternatives in firefighting foams, especially in GB, are urged to engage in further dialogue with the Agency.
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