
Government Launches Consultation on UK REACH ATRm
The consultation period runs until 11 July 2024.
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The consultation period runs until 11 July 2024.

Both phthalates are used in various products, including building materials, automotive care products, and electronics.

This rule aims to bolster transparency regarding PFAS use, aiding in public health efforts by providing critical data on chemical releases.

The HSE is exploring opportunities to adapt these laws to better suit GB's specific needs as a non-EU country.

A critical issue highlighted in the report is the substantial budget shortfall faced by the EPA’s pesticide program.

The communication clarifies the framework for the EU chemical industry policy providing needed clarity.

The regulation came into effect on 22 May 2024, and will be fully implemented by 1 January 2028

The legislation introduces a phased approach to regulate and eventually eliminate the use of PFAS in specific products.

The current call seeks further details on possible alternatives that could replace these hazardous substances in industrial applications.

Companies using OAPP will need to monitor the regulatory developments closely and prepare for potential restrictions.

In response to the expanded scope, the deadline for completing the Annex XV restriction dossier has been extended from 12 to 18 months.

These updated guidelines aim to provide clarity for businesses and individuals dealing with waste upholstered seating.

The agency aims to publish its final report with comprehensive risk characterization and determination by 2025.

The regulation identifies specific uses of Methylene Chloride that are either prohibited outright or subject to stringent controls.

A significant delay in risk management is caused by inadequate hazard data, necessitating a wait for new data generation.

Recent scientific research suggested Dagonis and Pitcher might have endocrine-disrupting effects that could harm human health.

This directive applies to manufacturers, importers, and marketers of specified plastic resins and products.

The applicant argues that the decision to extend boscalid's approval violates several EU laws and principles.

All risk evaluations initiated 30 days post-publication will adhere to these updated procedures.

Full application of this legislation by December 2026 gives stakeholders time to gradually adapt to new requirements.
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