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SGS Included in New Sustainability Index of SIX Swiss Exchange
SGS is pleased to announce that it has been included in the newly launched SPI® ESG 25 Index, introduced by SIX, the Swiss stock exchange operator.
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ECHA Consults Over SEAC’s Draft Opinion on PFAS Restrictions under REACH
ECHA launches consultation on the SEAC draft opinion regarding PFAS restrictions under REACH.
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Lean Food: Operational Excellence and Food Safety Under Maximum Pressure
Discover how Lean methodology can be used in the food industry to maximize performance, minimize losses and ensure safety and quality while protecting profitability.
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Advancing Sustainable Practices in Pharmaceutical Laboratories
Growing industry initiatives and certification programs are helping pharmaceutical laboratories reduce environmental impact while maintaining scientific quality and regulatory compliance.
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Why Molecular Weight Analysis is Critical for Ensuring Pharmaceutical Quality
Discover how precise molecular weight and weight distribution analysis support global compliance and ensure consistent quality for polymer‑based pharmaceuticals.
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Ukraine Regulates Certain Epoxy Derivatives in Food Contact Materials
Ukraine notifies the WTO of its new law on epoxy derivatives in food contact materials.
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UK Consults Over Revised POP Chemical Legislation for Great Britain
The UK plans update to persistent organic pollutants (POPs) regulations for Great Britain.
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New Zealand Proposes Restriction on Three POP Chemicals
New Zealand holds consultation on proposed regulation on three persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
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Washington, USA, Updates Law on Lead in Cookware
Washington State amends requirements and clarifies exemptions for lead in cookware law.
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Australia Consults On Proposed Listing of Several Chemicals to the IChEMS Register
Australia initiates consultation on its proposed listing of 14 industrial chemicals to the IChEMS Register.
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