This chemical, commonly used in paints, coatings, aerospace applications, and other products, is linked to serious health issues.
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The call for evidence aims to gather comprehensive data on how the affected industries manage current worker exposure to Cr(VI).
The latest draft presents a significant update, featuring 28 substances, including 11 new entries compared to the plan for 2023-2025.
Used as a processing aid in the biotransformation of starch to obtain betacyclodextrin.
The illegal items include electrical devices, sports equipment, children's toys and fashion products.
The dossier submitter has proposed additional classifications including Self-react. G, STOT RE 2 (H373), and for aquatic toxicity.
Shaman engaged in the unlawful sale and distribution of six antimicrobial products, “Shaman Cleansing Wash” and “Shaman Cleansing Gel".
A key consequence of this amendment is the removal of the 'Wipe 4 2L (105 wipes)' from the Union authorisation.
Landmark ruling reshapes parallel trade and labelling of Plant Protection Products.
Used in buffer solutions for antigen production and quality control in both veterinary and human health laboratory settings.
Evaluation of a decade of the RoHS Directive in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE).
The new legislative proposals are designed to streamline the assessment processes of chemicals across various EU legislations.
These opinions are a significant step in the ongoing scientific and technical evaluation of chemicals under the GB CLP Regulation.
These include the integration of new legislations focused on online sales into enforcement strategies.
The product contains active chlorine and is primarily intended for the disinfection of water.
For disinfection of sewage sludge, manure, and indoor floor surfaces of animal accommodations and transportation.
For use in disinfecting sewage sludge, manure, and indoor and outdoor surfaces in animal accommodations and transportation.
This marks a pivotal shift in the battle against disease-spreading mosquitoes, particularly the invasive Asian Tiger Mosquito.
The report identifies that 1 to 8% of listed species and 4% of critical habitats are likely to be adversely affected by 11 rodenticides.
The Agency has directed Inhance Technologies LLC to halt the production of harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
These herbicides have undergone rigorous ecological risk assessments to ensure compliance with the Endangered Species Act. Learn more with Foresight.
The draft act proposes significant updates to the existing definition of engineered nanomaterials.
The substance is used in disinfecting and treating drinking water, as well as in various industrial and professional applications.
The Directive introduces revised occupational exposure limit values, reflecting the latest scientific evidence.
Manufacturers and businesses must be aware of this decision and adjust their product formulations and strategies accordingly.
Procalx, a product intended for use in aquaculture to combat salmon lice, has been at the centre of a regulatory dispute.
Biobor JF contains unique active substances, not yet fully evaluated under EU biocidal regulations.
‘Hokoex’ stands out for its active substance, cyromazine, known for its efficacy in controlling insects and arthropods.
The Commission is open to reviewing the approval based on new scientific findings related to impact on health and the environment.
INTEROX Biocidal Product Family 2 was intended for disinfecting drinking water for animals and France raised substantial objections.
Uses include functional chrome plating with decorative character for sanitary applications.
Uses include functional chrome plating of engine valves and valve actuation (‘lash adjusters’).
Silver zinc zeolite was evaluated for possible approval in food and feed area disinfectants.
The draft act proposes to lower the Unintentional Trace Contaminant limit from 100 mg/kg to 75 mg/kg for most uses.
The approval comes with specific conditions to ensure the safe use of formic acid in various biocidal products.
Sulphur dioxide is now recognised and approved for its biocidal use, particularly in food and feed area disinfectants.
Uses include the electroplating of various substrates to achieve durable, high-quality surfaces.
This decision extends the approval of hydrochloric acid in biocide uses until 31 October 2026.
The applicants sought annulment of the Commission decision which led to the removal of chlorpyrifos-methyl from the EU market.
The investigation delved into the impact of 63 different additives, including plasticisers, heat stabilisers, and flame retardants.
Several importers, manufacturers and users can continue to use MOCA under stringent authorisation conditions.
Systemic insecticides, known for their application directly to plants, soil, or as seed treatments, are at the centre of a crucial debate.
Non-renewal of active Thiacloprid prompts updates to Maximum Residue Levels in various products.
“LONG LIVE THE BEE” foundation challenges the renewal of the controversial chemical.
Consultations on harmonised classification and labelling, new intentions and proposals to harmonise classification and labelling.
The Commission cites challenges and delays encountered in the process.
An EU-wide enforcement project found about 60 active substances in biocidal products that are banned.
Manufacturers and suppliers can continue to place these products on the market until their new expiration dates.
Authorised uses include cell extraction, chromatographic purification and solvent exchange and more.
Stakeholders have an opportunity to inform the new requirements for these substances.
The substance exhibits endocrine-disrupting properties with potentially adverse effects on humans.
The approval comes with specific conditions on use to protect operators, workers and bystanders.
The Commission's approval comes with specific provisions on use to ensure environmental and worker safety.
Chromium trioxide is suspected of causing cancer but the Commission decides that the benefits of these users far outweigh the risks.
