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Gibraltar Issues New Legislation for Chemicals Management
Gibraltar introduces chemicals legislation aligned with EU REACH and CLP requirements for substances and products.
Read moreEU Plans to Revise CLP Regulation on Substances and Mixtures
EU announces plans to update its regulation on the classification, labeling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP Regulation).
Read moreMontenegro Issues New Toy Safety Regulations
Montenegro introduces updated toys safety regulations aligned with EU requirements.
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Brazil Restricts Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Brazil's CONAMA Resolution 516/2026 restricts ten hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment sold nationwide.
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US FDA Consults on Proposed Mandatory GRAS Notification Requirements
US FDA seeks greater transparency into substances marketed under GRAS determinations.
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EU Consults on New Chemical Safety Rules for Toys
The EU has notified the WTO of a draft directive to revise its law governing toys.
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UK Consults On Updated GB MCL List for Substances and Mixtures
The UK plans to revise the GB MCL list of hazardous substances and mixtures.
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Bangladesh Mandates National Standards and Certification for Toys and Other Consumer Goods
Bangladesh mandates safety standards and certification requirements for consumer products, including toys and plastic feeding bottles.
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Denmark Consults Over Updated EU Proposal for Styrene in Food Contact Plastics
EU proposes migration limit for styrene in plastic food contact materials (FCMs) and articles.
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Montenegro Issues New Regulation for Food Contact Ceramics
Montenegro mandates compliance documentation for food contact ceramics while maintaining existing lead and cadmium limits.
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