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Action Plan for stronger EU chemical industry

The Commission’s new action plan aims to boost the EU chemical industry’s global competitiveness while cutting red tape and supporting the green transition.

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Call for Evidence on the Communication on Better Regulation

The EC has launched a Call for Evidence on this Communication, inviting industry and business stakeholders to share practical input on how EU law-making can...
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ECHA takes on new tasks to strengthen toy safety

The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) will assess chemical safety in toys, process companies’ derogation requests to use prohibited chemicals and provide scientific recommendations through its...
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