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ance on health surveillance for workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica (RC

ramework for the issuance of electronic export health certificates for food products

health risks are minimal, environmental exposure and persistence of both substances

Risk to Human Health: Canadians are exposed to boric acid from natural sources (

te Products intended solely for export Uses regulated under other Ac

eir ability to contribute to total zinc exposure in the environment.   How Do

s will affect manufacturers, importers, exporters, and stakeholders throughout the g

increasing the likelihood of widespread exposure.   Evaluation Tasks Distribu

afety standards.  Imported and Exported Foods: State inspection on food saf

recycled materials in both domestic and export markets.   Policy Signals for

In response to stakeholder requests, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced an extension of the reporting deadlines under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Health and Safety Data Reporting Rule. The rule mandates manufactu

ironmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA). Exposure to PFAS can adversely affect multip

uses. Early information on use, exposure, and alternatives will support more

itional medical advice: If children are exposed to fluoride from other sources, pare

dy. Scientific studies have linked PFAS exposure to: Reduced fertility and

from doctor or dentist, if children are exposed to additional fluoride sources 

environment   Implement exposure prevention strategies 

ibit their production, use, import, and export, except under certain exemptions. The

ation applies to:  Importers, exporters, sellers, and users of mercury or

will impact the manufacturing, import, export, use, and disposal of several industr