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The additions include three substances that are toxic to reproduction and one endocrine disruptor. The Candidate List of substances of very high concern (SVHCs) now contains 209 substances that may have serious effects on people or the environment.
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Type and depth of data requirements depends on category of pesticide (Category I-IX). Category DeSCIPtion I Technical grade pesticide, which is not registered for manufacturer/ Import and use in india II Technical
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Article 46 Anyone who, in violation of the provisions of these Measures, obtains the registration of environmental management of new chemical substances by improper means such as deception or bribery shall be ordered by the competent department of e
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The 2021 enrollment charge is $4,000, or up to the most noteworthy expense that can be approved by an individual registrant. Any pesticide registrant will, by Friday 15 January 2021, pay the yearly charge and send an answer to the EPA by email. Enlis
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International effort in addressing POPs starts in the late 1990s. The initial protocol to address POPs was implemented in 1998, signing 16 chemicals to phase out according to previously established risk criteria. The Aarhus Protocol also impose parti
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International effort in addressing POPs starts in late 1990s. The initial protocol to address POPs was implemented in 1998, signing 16 chemicals to phase out according to previously established risk criteria. The Aarhus Protocol also impose parties t
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The Substances of Concern In articles as such or complex objects (Products) also known as the SCIP database is a new requirement under t
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ECHA has added two new substances to the Candidate List of substances of very high concern (SVHCs) for authorization on 19 January 2021. Now the list contains 211 substances in total. These two substances were added to the Candidate List as th
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On July 9th, ECAH added eight chemicals to the Candidate List of SVHC, expanding the list from 211 to 219 entries. These newly added substances are used in consumer products such as cosmetics, scented articles, rubber, textiles, or as solvents an
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The European Chemical Agency (ECHA) announced the SCIP Database in September 2021; this is a public database for Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) in EU products. SCIP database is aimed at helping consumers make informed purchasing choice
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The Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) now contains 223 entries. On 17th January 2022, ECHA added four hazardous chemicals that are commonly used in cosmetics to the candidate list. Under the REACH regulation, companies have
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