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🔍 The Headlines in Focus
🌐 Concerns Over Lautenberg Act Under Trump
A recent Congressional hearing on the Lautenberg Chemical Safety Act highlighted fears of deregulation under the Trump administration. Lawmakers and advocates emphasised the need to protect the EPA’s role in regulating hazardous chemicals like asbestos and methylene chloride, amidst delays and industry pushback.
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⚠️ Formaldehyde Proposed as SVHC
The Netherlands has proposed formaldehyde as a Substance of Very High Concern (SVHC) due to its carcinogenic risks. Industries reliant on this versatile chemical must prepare for stricter regulations by participating in consultations and exploring safer alternatives.
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🧪 ECHA Adds Five Hazardous Chemicals
Five new substances were added to the REACH Candidate List, including octamethyltrisiloxane and perfluamine, due to environmental and health risks. EU suppliers must adapt by updating safety data sheets, notifying ECHA, and minimising emissions.
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📋 Quaternised Alcohol Amines Risks Reviewed
ECHA’s assessment of quaternised alcohol amines highlights their extensive use in cleaning agents and personal care products. While most are low-risk, some pose environmental hazards, potentially requiring stricter regulatory actions.
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🍎 EU Updates Food Pesticide Residue Limits
The EU has set new maximum residue levels (MRLs) for fluxapyroxad, lambda-cyhalothrin, metalaxyl, and nicotine in food products. These changes align with international standards and aim to enhance consumer safety and trade compliance.
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