A company request for an ambitious revision of REACH
This is what delaying the REACH revision actually means
Don’t believe everything you hear — European chemical industry is doing fine
Dear Mrs. President, hold on to your promises
Still wanted: Chemical transparency
A new test study shows that Swedish crayfish are loaded with PFAS, yet another sign that we have exceeded the limit for how much PFAS the planet can take.
What’s your poison? For sperm – it’s chemical cocktails
A new study shows that the broad mixtures of chemicals, which most humans are exposed to on a regular basis, pose a great threat to male fertility.
This is why YOU should respond to the REACH revision public consultation
This is the first major review of REACH since its implementation in 2005, and therefore a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change European chemical legislation.
The EU’s recommendation to drastically reduce Bisphenol A in food items is the perfect case story of a broken system
The scientific committee at the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) recently published a draft opinion that the limit value for Bisphenol A (BPA) should be lowered by 100 000 times. The committee thereby concludes that every EU citizen is at health risk from exposure to BPA through their diet.
Webinar: How chemical legislation can move the industry with the help of economic incentives
Here’s a chance for you to meet the authors of the report and gain a better understanding of how the EU’s chemical legislation could be more efficient.