The UK Government has released “PFAS Plan: Building a Safer Future Together”, outlining its approach to managing PFAS (“forever chemicals”) across public health, the environment and industry....
Manufacturing or formulating chemicals in India for export to the EU? Unsure how to maintain REACH compliance for your EU REACH registered chemicals? Join the EU REACH...
The Central Government has notified S.O. 219(E), issuing the Cookware, Utensils and Cans for Foods and Beverages (Quality Control) Order, 2026, superseding the earlier 2025 order in...
The first key deadline, 31 March 2026, to submit the full or provisional KKDIK Lead Dossier, according to the KKDIK Procedures and Principles document published by the...
REACH manages chemical risks through three closely linked mechanisms: the Candidate List, the Authorisation List and the Restriction List. Each sends a different regulatory signal and requires...
After years of industry feedback and long-standing frustration, Belgium's new PCN fee is active now and it is great news for companies managing hazardous mixture notifications. It...
Public consultation is expected to run from March to May! Last week, REACHLaw’s expert Tero Koski hosted a webinar for a wide range of technology companies that...
The latest set of Great Britain (GB) Mandatory Classification and Labelling (MCL) technical reports has been published by the HSE. This release evaluates 291 substances, with each...
Relief for Industry: OTR Order, 2024 Withdrawn The Ministry of Heavy Industries has issued a significant regulatory update providing much-needed clarity and relief to manufacturers and importers....
REACH manages chemical risks through three closely linked mechanisms: the Candidate List, the Authorisation List and the Restriction List. Each sends a different regulatory signal and requires...
The Furniture (Quality Control) Order, 2025 becomes enforceable after 13 February 2026. From 14 February 2026, non-compliant furniture cannot be manufactured, imported, or sold in India. Covered...
REACH manages chemical risks through three closely linked mechanisms: the Candidate List, the Authorisation List and the Restriction List. Each sends a different regulatory signal and requires...
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