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Increased supply chain transparency is a win-win for everyone
Increased supply chain transparency is a win-win for everyone ChemSec’s director Anne-Sofie Andersson participated at a high-level meeting hosted by the Swedish environmental minister Karolina Skog on 12 March in Stockholm. In her speech, Mrs Andersson emphasised the importance of…
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REACH could learn a thing or two from other legal frameworks
When applicants in the authorisation process claim there are no safer alternatives for them to use, regulators take their word for it.
But the authorisation process is not the only area of EU law where companies apply for some kind of permit and include a market analysis together with the applications. For example, there is a very similar legal process for companies applying for merger clearance.
Circular economy will never take off unless we address hazardous chemicals in recycled materials
Looking at design and production, and what the barriers for a circular economy are, it always comes down to hazardous chemicals.
Workplaces are becoming safer everyday, but more can be done
Workplaces are becoming safer everyday, but more can be done Written by: Dr. Sharon McGuinness, Dip IoD. Assistant Chief Executive in the Health and Safety Authority in Ireland, Chemicals & Prevention Division and chair of ECHA's Management board In my...
EU chemicals approval process stifles safer alternatives
PRESS RELEASE Analysis by ChemSec and ClientEarth shows the chemicals approval process gives undue influence to companies producing dangerous chemicals and stifles information on safer alternatives, limiting the market for companies that produce them. Under EU chemicals law REACH,…