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Georgia Revises Legislation on Food Contact Plastics
Georgia updates resolution on plastic materials and articles intended to come into contact with food.
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AFIRM RSL 2026 Version 11 Released
AFIRM Restricted Substances List (RSL) Version 11 has been officially released for 2026.
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Malaysia Regulates Ceramic Cookware
Malaysia has restricted metals migration from ceramic cookware.
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California, USA, Proposes Ban on Bisphenols in Paper Receipts
US state of California proposes ban on BPA in paper proofs of purchase that will eventually extend to all bisphenols.
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US EPA Consults Over Updated Standards for Composite Wood Products
The US EPA plans update to several test methods and product standards on formaldehyde in composite wood products.
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SGS Issues CHF 250 Million and CHF 200 Million Bonds
SGS SA announces the successful issuance of a 7-year CHF 250 million straight bond with a coupon of 0.95 percent and a 12-year CHF 200 million straight bond with a coupon of 1.35 percent.
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Why Antwerp Has Become a European Hub for CHIM Studies
Antwerp has emerged as Europe’s leading CHIM hub, combining accelerated Belgian regulatory timelines, reproducible challenge models, including RSV and influenza, and integrated GMP and clinical expertise to support faster proof of concept.
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Human ¹⁴C ADME Trials to Re-start Following Regulatory Approval
Announcement will help meet the rising demand for early-phase clinical studies, reinforcing SGS’s position as one of the few European CROs offering end-to-end human ADME programs.
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Corrosion Testing for 44west
Checking that the chosen communication and navigation device would cope with the corrosive effects of salt-water and temperature variation during their Atlantic challenge.
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TIC Council Highlights TIC Industry’s Digital Shift in Strategy Paper
TIC Council sets out how emerging technologies can strengthen conformity assessments while preserving trust.
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