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The Stockholm Convention was ratified in November 2004.
The European regulation no.2019/1021 from June 2019 implements the commitments made under the Convention.
This...
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Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) is a pesticide that has had its heyday between 1940 and 1970. It was distributed to protect people (soldiers during the second world war or...
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A major international agreement globally governs the production and use of POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants): the Stockholm Convention.
In light of these fearsome substances,...
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Belgium ratified the Stockholm Convention in August 2006. The Belgian National Implementation Plan (NIP) was prepared and sent to the secretariat of the Convention in February...
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Nanomaterials are a complex matter. Right now there is no uniform definition which makes it possible to identify nanomaterials in a uniform manner.
In October 2011 the European...
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As part of international trade, the abbreviation PIC (Prior Informed Consent) is used to designate an information exchange procedure between the exporting and importing countries...
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A single agreement globally governs the import and export of certain hazardous industrial chemicals and pesticides: the Rotterdam Convention.
With growing...
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Europe is more demanding than the international community with regard to the import/export of hazardous chemicalsThe European chemical industry is one of the world’s largest...
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The European regulation no. 649/2012 (PIC Regulation) on the exports and imports of hazardous chemicals is applicable to the products that:• are banned or severely restricted...
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The European regulation no. 649/2012 ("PIC regulation") contains a set of 8 obligations for the exporters of hazardous chemicalsthat export outside the European Union:
1. ...