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A new EU Commission delegated regulation is expected to be adopted in Q2 2019. This Delegated Regulation will simplify and clarify existing official control provisions at the border control posts (BCPs), which currently create implementation difficulties and administrative burden for the Member States. The new provisions are for example envisaged to reduce and simplify documentary checks at the BCPs, to clarify – in specific cases – the procedures for the exchange of documents between Member States, and to clarify certain procedures to be undertaken by staff at BCPs.
SOURCE: ec.europa.eu
13 September 2018: Governments have agreed to recommend listing several hazardous chemicals in an annex of the Rotterdam Convention to ensure they are subject to the Prior Informed Consent procedure (PIC). The recommendation is an outcome of the 14th meeting of the Chemical Review Committee (CRC-14) to the Rotterdam Convention on the PIC Procedure ...
The Poison Centres website has been revamped with new support pages providing stepwise help for industry on how to prepare and submit information on hazardous mixtures. The redesigned pages offer support to importers and downstream users placing hazardous mixtures on the market to help them provide specific information on their mixtures and co...
According to the report of European Commission Rapid Alert System for dangerous non-food products, last week several products have been found non compliant with EU legislation. This included:(*) Earrings (Brand: unknown). The amount of nickel released by the earrings is too high (value: up to 2.7 mg/cm²/week). Nickel is a...
The European Parliament called for a number of additional measures that go beyond the Commission’s original proposals, including:(*) A ban on microplastics in cosmetics, personal care products, detergents and cleaning products by 2020, and concrete measures to tackle other sources of microplastics;(*) A complete ban on oxo-degradable pla...
A draft European Union law limits traces of a flame retardant in products to such a low level that it would effectively kill e-plastics recycling on the continent, two industry groups said.The brominated flame retardant in question is called decabromodiphenyl ether (decaBDE). It has been used in plastics contained in electronics, appliances and veh...
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