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Plastic microbeads in cosmetics are a source of pollution, entering the marine food chain. The UK is considering a ban, with industry leaders like Unilever and L'Or�al taking action. Challenges and alternatives are being discussed, along with the impact of Brexit.
On June 24, 2016, the United Kingdom voted by referendum to leave the European Union. In addition to the economic impact, which is difficult to predict, of this decision, it is already certain that important decisions in terms of chemical regulations will be taken in the coming months. What are the possible consequences of this “Brexit” for British, European and foreign businesses?
The CPNP (Cosmetic Products Notification Portal) is a mandatory EU system for notifying cosmetic products before they enter the market. It requires detailed product information, including nanomaterials, and is accessible to authorities and poison control centers for safety monitoring.
Learn about the REACH Authorisation process and the benefits of creating a consortium for chemical substances. Discover the steps to successfully submit an application and the key factors to consider, such as legal framework, data confidentiality, defined use, decision-making instances, and submission mode.
A new SVHC, Benzo(a)pyrene, has been added to the Candidate List. Learn about its properties and how companies can identify SVHCs in their supply chain to ensure regulatory compliance.
The UK government studied public perceptions of nanomaterial use in various sectors. Participants favored nanomaterials in paints and coatings over sunscreen due to safety concerns. The industry faces pressure to prove product safety, especially with the rise of regulatory requirements.
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