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Explore the EU's initiative on single-use plastics, its commitment to reducing plastic pollution, and promoting sustainable alternatives.

Manufacturers and suppliers can continue to place these products on the market until their new expiration dates.

These herbicides have undergone rigorous ecological risk assessments to ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act. Learn more with Foresight.

The Directive introduces revised occupational exposure limit values, reflecting the latest scientific evidence.

The product contains active chlorine and is primarily intended for the disinfection of water.

Shaman engaged in the unlawful sale and distribution of six antimicrobial products, “Shaman Cleansing Wash” and “Shaman Cleansing Gel".

“LONG LIVE THE BEE” foundation challenges the renewal of the controversial chemical.

The applicants sought annulment of the Commission decision which led to the removal of chlorpyrifos-methyl from the EU market.

Authorised uses include cell extraction, chromatographic purification and solvent exchange and more.

The substance exhibits endocrine-disrupting properties with potentially adverse effects on humans.

The substance is used in disinfecting and treating drinking water, as well as in various industrial and professional applications.

The U.S. EPA shares its progress in the first year of implementing the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2022 (PRIA 5), highlighting key strategies and achievements.

Businesses that deal with these substances, whether as pure chemicals, in mixtures, or in products, must now adhere to stringent regulations.

This decision extends the approval of hydrochloric acid in biocide uses until 31 October 2026.

California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) has officially included Bisphenol S (BPS) on the Proposition 65 list as a reproductive toxicant. This move has significant implications for businesses and consumers.

This expert feedback will form a crucial part of the second phase of the risk evaluation under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).

These guidelines, reflecting the latest scientific advancements, have been revised to align with the updated REACH information requirements.

EPA will place increased weight on data from non-animal test methods that are more reproducible and provide results more relevant to humans.

Systemic insecticides, known for their application directly to plants, soil, or as seed treatments, are at the centre of a crucial debate.

Chromium trioxide is suspected of causing cancer but the Commission decides that the benefits of these users far outweigh the risks.
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