
EU Explores Restrictions on Harmful Chemicals 4-OPnEO and 4-NPnEO in Articles
ECHA evaluates risks of 4-OPnEO and 4-NPnEO in articles like coatings and glass, aiming for potential EU-wide restrictions to protect the environment.

Italy’s National Institute of Health has concluded the evaluation of Pigment Yellow 65 (PY65) under the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) framework. This widely used monoazo dye was assessed for potential environmental risks, bioaccumulation, and regulatory implications, as part of the REACH Regulation's Community Rolling Action Plan (CoRAP).




ECHA evaluates risks of 4-OPnEO and 4-NPnEO in articles like coatings and glass, aiming for potential EU-wide restrictions to protect the environment.

A new ECHA consultation could pave the way for authorisation requirements for UV stabilisers, a flame retardant and a photoinitiator used across multiple sectors.

ECHA's report highlights risks and regulatory gaps for aliphatic amines with ether substituents, calling for harmonised classification and targeted restrictions.
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