Some scientists estimate that the average person eats 5 grams of microplastics per week - about the weight of a credit card. Massive amounts of microplastics pollute our surface waters. Once in the environment, microplastics accumulate in animals and are then also consumed by humans. The EU has decided on an immediate ban of intentionally added microplastics such as microbeads in cosmetics and loose glitter.
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What is hot news in the world of non-food consumer product recalls. This week we focus on the risks related to jewellery. Not everything that is shiny is good for you.
You do not want your toys be potential harmful for children. Recalls are expensive and can be disastrous for your reputation. Are you sure that your imported toys are safe? Are your toy products safe and legal?
Is your product in contact with food and are you aware of the risks? Food Contact Materials legislation is complex and is country specific within the EU.
You must know from which type of plastic your product parts are made. Do you have that information? Do you know what a BOM is? René tells you all about it in this article and be user to check out the training he gives about the subject!
What was hot news in the world of non-food consumer product recalls.
What was hot news in the world of non-food consumer product recalls.
The Joint Action on the EMC and LVD Adco (Administrative Cooperation) showed that the vast majority of the investigated LED floodlights where non-compliant.
Three new European regulations affecting Amazon traders, AliExpress deliveries and the sellers via the EBay platform.
Is there a flaw in the list of Harmonised European Standards under the new EMC Directive 2014/30/EU? It seems there is.