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Member States join forces to create a new website with overview and focus on endocrine disruptors in the EU


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Belgium, Denmark, France, Netherlands and Sweden have create a website listing endocrine disrupting chemicals. The aim of this website is to primarily inform stakeholders about the current status of substances identified as endocrine disruptors (EDs), or under evaluation for endocrine disrupting properties within the EU.

The intention of compiling this information is to improve knowledge about EDs, increase transparency, coherence and consistency, as well as coordination across legislative areas. It is also possible that identification and regulation of additional EDs may be facilitated by this single repository of information.

The website contains three lists of chemicals:

(*) List I - Substances identified as endocrine disruptors at EU level. This list contains substances that have undergone the full evaluation process for endocrine disruption as regulated in the EU under the Plant Protection Products Regulation (PPPR), the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) or REACH (the Candidate- and Authorization Lists).

(*) List II: Substances under evaluation for endocrine disruption under an EU legislation. This list contains substances that are currently under evaluation in an EU legislative process due to concerns for possible endocrine disrupting properties (REACH), or as part of the mandatory process for approval or renewal (BPR and PPPR). This could be due to a Member State or ECHA having included the compound on the CoRAP list (REACH), or due to an ongoing evaluation of endocrine disrupting properties under the PPPR, BPR or CR.

(*) List III: Substances considered, by the evaluating National Authority, to have endocrine disrupting properties. This list contains substances that are considered as endocrine disruptors at the national level in one of the participating Member States, due to e.g. ED properties or structural similarities with known EDs.

These lists have been integrated in Chemycal, so you can quickly check which of your substances are impacted and be notified in case of future changes. Contact us for a web-demo: info@chemycal.com



                   

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