
Ethephon Renewed as an Active Substance in Plant Protection Products
The approval comes with specific conditions on use to protect operators, workers and bystanders.
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The approval comes with specific conditions on use to protect operators, workers and bystanders.

This chemical, commonly used in paints, coatings, aerospace applications, and other products, is linked to serious health issues.

Facilities in certain sectors and federal facilities that manufacture or use these chemicals above certain quantities must now report.

An EU-wide enforcement project found about 60 active substances in biocidal products that are banned.

Procalx, a product intended for use in aquaculture to combat salmon lice, has been at the centre of a regulatory dispute.

These include the integration of new legislations focused on online sales into enforcement strategies.

Recent decisions on the approval and non-approval of active substances under the EU BPR are set to impact the biocide market in Northern Ireland.

Uses include functional chrome plating with decorative character for sanitary applications.

ECHA recommends the preparation of an Annex XV dossier for restriction, targeting the use of UV-320, UV-327, and UV-350 in various articles.

Uses include the electroplating of various substrates to achieve durable, high-quality surfaces.
This application is vital for the siliconisation of pre-filled syringes in medicinal products.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) of Great Britain has proposed the withdrawal of approval for three active substances used in plant protection products. This move is significant in the world of agriculture and environmental safety.

Exposure to metalworking fluids has been linked to severe health issues, primarily affecting the lungs and skin.

The draft act proposes significant updates to the existing definition of engineered nanomaterials.

The EPA's advisory is a critical step in ensuring the safe and legal use of pesticides in beekeeping.

Sulphur dioxide is now recognised and approved for its biocidal use, particularly in food and feed area disinfectants.

Used as a processing aid in the biotransformation of starch to obtain betacyclodextrin.

The Commission is open to reviewing the approval based on new scientific findings related to impact on health and the environment.

The approval comes with specific conditions to ensure the safe use of formic acid in various biocidal products.

This article provides an overview of the European Union's efforts to combat plastic pellet pollution, including proposed regulatory measures and the importance of international cooperation.
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