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The PFHxA restriction
The PFHxA restriction enters into force on 10 October 2024, taking effect after transitional periods between 18 months and 5 years.
Deforestation-Free Products
The main driver of deforestation and forest degradation is the expansion of agricultural land, which is linked to the production of seven commodities: cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, and wood; and some of their derived products, such as leather or furniture.
Microplastics
Overall, around 145,000 tonnes of microplastics are estimated to be used in the EU each year. And 42,000 tonnes of these microplastics end up in the environment from products intentionally containing them. The largest contribution with up to 16,000 tonnes is made by granules from artificial turf pitches.
GENERAL PRODUCT SAFETY
There are many directives and regulations that address product compliance. Still it is practically impossible to cover all risks for all consumer products. The solution is a broad-based legislation to fill possible gaps and to complement existing and future legislation.
Compliance resources
Product Identity
What is the trace from your article number to your compliance evidence?
ROUTINE TESTS – EN 50106
Routine tests are performed to reveal variations in manufacturing that could result in unsafe products.
Silica gel in packaging
The Hazards of Silica gel
Avoid permanent hearing loss
Limits and warnings to protect consumers and children against excessive sound levels.
GHS Pictograms
The Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (CLP), in short GHS, contains nine hazard pictograms.
Mains Plugs in Europe
Mains plugs commonly used in Europe. National deviations remain applicable.
EMC - ElectroMagnetic Compability
Compliance with the EMC Directive is mandatory for all electronic and electrical products
Dangerous: Products that look like food
Compliance clip about products that look like food that have been recalled
