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Boris Johnson's appointment as UK Prime Minister raises concerns over a potential no-deal Brexit, especially impacting the chemical sector. The Chemical Industries Association urges him to ensure frictionless trade and regulatory consistency to avoid negative consequences.
ECHA has added four new substances to the Candidate List for authorisation, three due to reproductive toxicity and one for its concerning properties. This update brings the total to 205 substances, highlighting the ongoing need for careful monitoring and regulation.
ECHA is manually checking all registration dossiers above 100 tonnes/year by 2023. Non-compliant dossiers pose risks. Stay ahead with compliance checks.
Since July 2019, new ARPP guidelines in France restrict "free from" claims on cosmetic labels to prevent misleading consumers. While some claims are still allowed for informed choices, reactions are mixed, with concerns about transparency and potential benefits for the beauty sector.
The European Commission's vote on the CTAC decision, crucial for the Chromium Trioxide Authorisation Consortium, has been postponed due to internal discussions. The decision impacts many companies, with the next vote scheduled for September 17-18, 2019.
Downstream users covered by an upstream authorisation can apply individually before its expiry. ECHA clarifies that the review period starts on the Commission's decision date, using existing criteria. Companies should strategize applications to secure desired review periods.