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Recevez une fois par mois les dernières actus réglementaires et conseils d’experts.
Discover the new obligations under the updated Cosmetics Regulation, including changes to safety reports, Responsible Person designation, and nanomaterial labeling. Use our checklist to ensure compliance with formulation, labeling, CPNP notification, and more.
Research highlights the risks of anatase titanium dioxide in sunscreens, which can accelerate sun damage when exposed to sunlight and water. Calls for safety testing and labeling of nanomaterials in cosmetics are being implemented in Europe and New Zealand.
A consultant reviewed 21 substances for possible addition to RoHS2 directive. Öko Institute prioritized its data over ECHA's for TBBPA on EU market. Stakeholders praised the report for focusing on substance volumes and stakeholder contributions.
A debate on nanomaterial regulation involving Member States, NGOs, and industry groups. It highlights opposing views, with French authorities and NGOs advocating for strict measures, while industry groups prefer flexibility. The consultation format faced criticism for limiting detailed feedback.
The amendments introduce a transitional period for treated articles, apply data protection for simplified authorizations, and allow member states to use national systems for products with new active substances. Biocide formulators can now support active substances.
Flufenoxuron, Dichlorvos, and Naled are banned due to health and environmental risks, effective from 2013. Meanwhile, twelve new biocides, including copper hydroxide and fipronil, are approved for market inclusion, reflecting regulatory updates in chemical safety.
