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methods for the determination of iron, lead, arsenic, sulphates, and chlorides have

nitiatives aim to strengthen the EU’s leadership in green energy, reduce carbon em

quartz-containing rock dust, which can lead to serious health issues such as lung c

tentionally added Lead and lead compounds Intent

e UK REACH framework.   PFAS and Lead Under Regulatory Focus HSE continues

se listed in REACH Annex XIV (excluding lead chromates) and barium chromate. The cal

ndard or unsafe toys and to prevent misleading practices. The regulation is in line

mination of chlorides, sulphates, iron, lead and arsenic have been added as alternat

for non-compliance: Non-compliance can lead to suspension of certificates, promotin

, there is a strong demand to limit the lead and sulphur content in the ultramarine

pproved the review of the rolling list, leading to the publication of updates to Ann

rmination of nitrates, sulphates, iron, lead, calcium, magnesium and arsenic. 

Regulatory Alignment: Acknowledgment of leading regulatory bodies such as the US EPA

um limits for heavy metal contaminants (lead, arsenic and mercury) ensuring the safe

must not contain more than 10 mg/kg of lead, 2 mg/kg of arsenic or 2 mg/kg of mercu

PFAS persist in the environment, leading to continued exposure and potential

group. The invoice will be sent to the lead applicant. If all applicants have decla

s, and insulation. Exposure to 1-BP can lead to severe health issues, including canc

placing the country among the world’s leading contributors to marine plastic pollu

rvices (NHDES). Failure to comply could lead to misdemeanors, felonies, fines of up