Biocides

Biocides
10/27/2016

FDA’s final rule on the safety and effectiveness of antibacterial soaps

The FDA banned 19 active substances in antibacterial soaps due to lack of safety and effectiveness data. Consumers are advised to use plain soap and water instead. Some producers have already removed the banned substances from their products.
Biocides
4/1/2016

How to conduct your biocidal risk assessment?

Explore the unique methodology of biocidal risk assessment, which involves hazard identification, exposure assessment, and risk characterization. Learn about the specific tools and guidance used to evaluate risks to human health and the environment in this comprehensive process.
Biocides
1/8/2016

Endocrine disruptors: the European Commission “breaks the law” according to the European Court of Justice

The EU's highest court ruled that the executive branch must define scientific criteria for regulating synthetic molecules like Bisphenol A. Sweden, backed by four EU states, challenged the Commission's delay in meeting this obligation under Regulation No. 528/2012.
Biocides
9/11/2015

Biocidal registration services: Why call on a service provider?

Navigating the complexities of biocidal product marketing requires a reliable provider to streamline regulatory processes, manage costs, and ensure compliance with EU regulations. Key steps include setting specifications, evaluating providers, and leveraging expert support for strategic and cost-effective solutions.
Biocides
9/1/2015

Approved suppliers: Be ready !

The Biocidal Products Regulations (BPR) EU No. 528/2012, effective from September 2013, replaced the French Directive No. 98/8 EC. It introduces new provisions like data sharing and Union authorization, aiming to enhance human and environmental protection and simplify marketing authorization.
Biocides
8/28/2015

Regulation on biocidal products: a new guide on microorganisms

This guide offers technical advice on BPR obligations for active microorganisms and biocidal products, covering identification, effectiveness, and impact on humans, animals, and the environment. It replaces previous guidance documents, aligning with Annex II and III of the BPR.