News from ECHA
| 40 hazardous chemicals added to PIC – exporters can start notifying authorities now From 1 March 2025, EU exporters are required to notify their intention to export 40 additional hazardous chemicals. This requirement follows the recent decision of the European Commission to add new chemicals to the EU’s Prior Informed Consent (PIC) Regulation.
Our IT tool ePIC has been updated to reflect these changes and companies can now notify their exports of these chemicals.
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CLP
New proposals to harmonise classification and labelling Proposals have been submitted for: bifenox (ISO); methyl 5-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)-2-nitrobenzoate (EC 255-894-7, CAS 42576-02-3); andN'-(1,3-dimethylbutylidene)-3-hydroxy-2-naphthohydrazide (EC 435-860-1, CAS 214417-91-1). |
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Open positions
Regulatory assistant We are looking for a regulatory assistant to join our multidisciplinary teams in Helsinki, Finland.
If you are an enthusiastic administration professional ready for new opportunities in a multinational and goal-oriented organisation, check the vacancy notice and apply until noon 31 January 2025. |
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ECHA
Have your say in our consultations Contribute to chemical safety in the EU by submitting your input on our topical consultations and calls for evidence.
Our open consultations and calls for evidence with deadlines for comments in January and February include: Testing proposals;Proposals for harmonised classification and labelling;Potential candidates for substitution and on derogations conditions of biocidal products; andOccupational exposure limits. |
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