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Occupational hygienist sampling air beside sealed chemical transfer lines

Netherlands·29 Jul 2026

Hydrazine Exposure Limit Study Tests 77% Dutch Workplace Reduction

A Dutch feasibility study will test workplace controls against a possible eight-hour hydrazine exposure limit of 0.00304 mg/m³.

Netherlands·29 Jul 2026

Solar-panel installers using guardrails and secured fall protection on a flat roof

Netherlands·27 Jul 2026

Netherlands Roof Safety Ruling Fines Employer €50,000 After Fatal Fall

The Netherlands roof safety ruling shows why generic procedures cannot replace a project-specific risk assessment, effective fall controls, worker briefings and competent supervision.

Netherlands·27 Jul 2026

Recycled plastic pellets and bio-based polymer granules in a materials laboratory

European Economic Area·Netherlands·Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)·2 Jul 2026

Sustainable Carbon Targets Could Shape Future EU Packaging And Textile Rules

Dutch study recommends demand-side targets for recycled and bio-based carbon in packaging and textiles.

European Economic Area·Netherlands·Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)·2 Jul 2026

Worker in protective equipment taking an industrial air sample

Netherlands·European Economic Area·22 May 2026

RIVM Identifies 49 Priority Substances For Dutch Workplace Exposure Limits

RIVM identifies 49 priority substances for possible Dutch workplace exposure limits, highlighting CMR risks and exposure data gaps.

Netherlands·European Economic Area·22 May 2026

Wide-angle industrial steel plant with coke ovens and controlled emissions infrastructure

Netherlands·European Economic Area·15 May 2026

Tata Steel Coke Plant Permit Revocation Signals Tougher Dutch Chemicals Enforcement

Dutch regulators move to revoke Tata Steel coke plant permits over hazardous emissions, signalling tougher industrial compliance enforcement.

Netherlands·European Economic Area·15 May 2026

Laboratory glassware in the foreground with a policy meeting blurred in the background

European Economic Area·Netherlands·REACH·3 Feb 2026

REACH Revision Uncertainty Grows As Comitology Route Gains Attention

The Dutch government says a full REACH revision remains its preferred route, even if the EU shifts towards comitology-driven annex changes.