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    The use of Titanium Dioxide (E171) will be banned in 2022 by EU

    Posted 26.10.2021

    EU member states recently approved the Commission’s proposal to ban the use of titanium dioxide (E171) as a food additive from 2022. Titanium dioxide...


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    Core elements of the new nanomaterial definition are questioned in stakeholder consultation

    Posted 28.09.2021

    The European Commission released a new definition of the term ‘nanomaterial’ earlier this year and sent it out for stakeholder consultation that ended on June 30th.

    The Commission received 138 comments from stakeholder from various stakeholders such as organizations, citizens and...


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    Cosmetics: Annual status report from the European Commission on the use of nanomaterials released

    Posted 18.08.2021

    In the end of July, the European Commission released their report on the use of nanomaterials in cosmetics.

    The EU’s cosmetics regulation requires companies to notify the Commission of cosmetic products containing most types of nanomaterials six...


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17-12-2021

OECD evaluation of 32 nanomaterials exposure assessment tools

The OECD has evaluated 32 tools that can assist in the exposure assessment of Nanomaterials  The 32 tools and models evaluated by OECD are specifically developed for assessing consumer and...

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22-11-2021

ECHA may have overestimated number of substances with nanoform on the EU market - low number of REACH nano registrations bother ECHA, blames industry

ECHA has expressed...

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15-11-2021

Initial finding in a study on the presence of titanium dioxide in face masks is presented

Sciensano is currently conducting a study on the possible health effects of...

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