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The finalised rule introduces reduced fees for EPA-initiated risk evaluations and new chemical submissions.
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The finalised rule introduces reduced fees for EPA-initiated risk evaluations and new chemical submissions.

The consortium brings together a diverse array of expertise, including the department for experimental toxicology and ecology at BASF.

The MOU also paves the way for joint outreach efforts, with the EPA and USDA planning to engage stakeholders.

Carbaryl and methomyl, widely employed pesticides, have been under scrutiny due to their potential impacts on wildlife.

The absence of support for these bromine-based product types means they are subject to removal from the GB market.

The initiative marks a significant pivot in the EPA's approach to integrating the Endangered Species Act (ESA) with FIFRA.

Stakeholders are encouraged to contribute updated use information and comments, with consultations open until 7 May 2024.

The draft strictly prohibits the use of BPA in the manufacture of food contact plastics, varnishes, coatings, printing inks and more.

The committee praises the move to end dental amalgam use, backed by safer, mercury-free filling options.

Goodwill M + G says EU microplastics rule unfairly bans glitter in their Christmas decor, hurting their business.

This article provides insights into the evolving biocide regulations in Northern Ireland and informs about critical deadlines under the EU Biocidal Products Regulation (EU BPR).

This initiative seeks to amend Commission Regulation 340/2008 on the fees and charges payable to ECHA.

This move is anticipated to have a considerable impact on how products are marketed and labelled.

A pivotal aspect of the assessment was the evaluation of asulam-sodium's potential endocrine-disrupting properties.

The newly unveiled Method 1633 allows for the detection of 40 PFAS compounds across a wide array of samples.

EPA's evaluation concluded that these nine PFAS compounds meet the necessary criteria for hazardous designation.

The new deadlines range from 31 December 2026 through to 31 December 2030, depending on intrinsic hazards and tonnage.

The reinstatement of the tolerances allows for its continued use under specific conditions outlined by the EPA.

ECHA CHEM features information from all the over 100,000 REACH registrations submitted by companies.

The EPA has updated its recommendations to exclude ecolabels or standards that solely address individual PFAS chemicals.
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