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toxicity: Category 1 (either in single exposure or in repeated exposure) Re

opted, the import, manufacture, use and export in Australia will be prohibited from

assified as carcinogenic (1A or 1B) and exposure to them poses a risk to both worker

effects from long-term or intermediate exposure. The current CCCR, 2001, lacks requ

tional, general population and consumer exposure studies. These submissions will hel

/Specific target organ toxicity (single exposure)/Specific target organ toxicity (re

ific use, a specific hazard, a specific exposure, or specific circumstances of a che

a derogation are: Low risk of exposure to the substance Disproport

nment: lead shot (primary and secondary exposure), lead bullets (secondary exposure)

ers and measures survival after topical exposure to a test substance. RhCE tissue vi

ccording to Vietnam’s nomenclature of exports and imports. The final date for comm

se 29 PFAs and lithium people are being exposed to at the national level, and whethe

unities from the harmful effects of TCE exposure. EPA's research has identified T

good agricultural practice, and dietary exposure. The following substances in par

Refining the details of the 'use and exposure' information required from Great Br

so lays down conditions for the import, export, placing on the market and further su

udes a thorough assessment of potential exposure risks to sensitive subpopulations s

urdened communities, including multiple exposure pathways and combined risks from mu

ethod, which focuses on both hazard and exposure levels, to assess ecological risks.

on. For companies who are seeking to export the listed chemicals, they need to fi