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A recent study published in Frontiers in Toxicology assessed the application of the essential use concept to substances of very high concern (SVHCs) under the REACH.
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A new ECHA video, "The Price You Pay," sparks debate between industry and NGOs over its portrayal of chemicals in consumer products. While industry criticizes it as misleading, NGOs commend its role in raising consumer awareness about product ingredients.
Investor-state dispute settlement clauses in trade agreements like TAFTA could challenge environmental regulations like REACH. The benefits to the economy may come at a cost to public health and the environment.
ECHA's assessment of compliance checks and test proposals for chemical registration revealed areas needing improvement. Future registrants will receive detailed recommendations for dossier completion.
This blog discusses the importance of cost-benefit analysis in the REACH registration process, emphasizing the need to assess tonnage, usage, and potential profits. It highlights the strategic nature of regulatory compliance and the impact on a company's portfolio.
A proposed two-year pilot study aims to develop a system for detecting harmful chemicals, prioritizing those most dangerous based on EU industrial data and environmental models. The study will initially identify known chemicals in the food chain, expanding to hundreds in later stages.
Research shows nanomaterials can disrupt the endocrine system, affecting hormone levels. Some may have antioxidant effects. Authorities may soon require biosafety assessments. Different nanomaterial categories have varying effects on the endocrine system. Understanding these effects is complex and depends on various factors. The impact of nanomaterials on the endocrine system is still unclear and requires further research.
