The EU Commission has proposed strengthened protection for workers against hazardous chemicals with a view to improving the quality of life for workers and their families, as well as saving up to €1.16 billion in healthcare costs.
The European Parliament and EU Council reached a provisional agreement Tuesday on an updating of a regulation for the classification,…
The EU Council and Parliament reached agreement Thursday on new legislation to massively reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fluorinated…
Toys (BRUSSELS) – The European Commission proposed a Toy Safety Regulation Friday which revises current rules to protect children from potential risks in toys, with improved protection from harmful chemicals.The…
Animal testing (BRUSSELS) – The EU Commission kick-started a plan Tuesday to phase out animal testing for chemicals across Europe, though campaigners are concerned it will not protect the EU…
The European Commission launched an open public consultation Wednesday to seek views on how to address the production for export…
A new EU regulation on classification and labelling of chemicals entered into force Thursday, with new hazard classes for endocrine disruptors and chemicals…