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The European Commission is moving forward with its initiative to restrict the use of Chromium (VI) substances under the REACH Regulation. This transition from the current authorisation system to a restriction-based approach is intended to streamline regulatory procedures while maintaining a high level of protection for human health and the environment.
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New hazard classes for CLP regulation of substances and mixtures enter into force on 20 April 2023. Learn about the new classifications for endocrine disruptors, PBT, vPvB, PMT, and vPvM substances, and the transition period for compliance.
Learn about photoinitiators in dietary supplements, their safety issues, regulations, and guidelines for safe use. Discover how to reduce health risks associated with photoinitiators in dietary supplements.
Learn about food additives, their functions, and regulations in the EU. Discover key references like Regulation 1333/2008 and 231/2012. Explore the authorization of new additives like carbomer and glycosylated steviol glycosides in food supplements. Understand the importance of compliance with EU regulations for food safety.
ECHA is harmonizing its platforms to streamline data submission for REACH, CLP, and more. New obligations and resubmissions are on the horizon. Learn about the usefulness of ECHA's platforms and where to get help with regulatory dossier submissions.
The French Ministry of Ecological Transition's 2022 report outlines 11 recommendations for the cosmetics industry to reduce environmental impact, including improving product knowledge, promoting bulk sales, and reducing palm oil use. The European Commission is also revising regulations.
Nanoforms are regulated due to their unique properties and potential impacts on health and the environment. In Europe, they fall under the REACH regulation, requiring registration and safety evaluation. The European Chemical Agency provides guidance on defining and registering nanoforms.
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